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#Kentico how to translate text to page alias full#
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Anomie⚔ 13:00, 9 June 2017 (UTC) was bored and did a drive-by edit. It needs formatting cleanup and removal of VE and/or CTX errors. Language seems ok at first glance, although somewhat stilted and potentially using some odd wording. The initial language of this article was Russian.

contribs) 14:51, (UTC) Vincenzo Fondacaro.

Do you have any other questions? - Preceding unsigned comment added by Elinruby (talk Make sense? The rest of it seems ok to me. It's like taking three turns to go around a block, and you can take three lefts or three rights and get the same result. the thing with order of the steps? wasn't referring to steps 1 though four it's talkng about the three steps under number 3, and no, the order doesn't matter. Elinruby (talk) 11:27, (UTC) OK I read the thing all the way through although to check any of it I would need pencil and paper, but. I will see if I can get anywhere with this and note if I do.

#Kentico how to translate text to page alias code#

Then, in the front end code get the first one for the URL and second one's value for the content.

#Kentico how to translate text to page alias full#

And second field, where the editor can add the full value. One for the short name - and this one will be used as the page alias source. I would rather recommend using separate fields in the page type. The article possibly has somw relationship to the French version but when I scanned *that* text the proofs all contained trigonometry, so that it's not immediately obvious that you could verify the German->English by looking at the French unless maybe someone did a separate translation and compared. So, the size is set to cover 9 levels in the tree. It probably also matters that I learned my math in two different languages and neither of them was German. It made perfect sense when I started to read up but this is not light reading for the elevator. It may be easier than that though because a lot of it is here is so-and-so's theorem, which I assume can be looked up even if it's a little more complicated than a google. I don't think I should try to edit it right now but as a baseline let's say it's 3-d solids so the math may be DiffEq. Maglot (talk) 06:59, (UTC) I am going to take another look at this just because I am sick of the stuff I have been working on and need a break. Template template to it, and initiated a Talk page discussion.

4 Translated pages that could still use some cleanup.

If an article has been listed here for two weeks and is still untranslated, it should be nominated for deletion.