Follow-up to No Stream In ES When A Blog Post Is Created
By Altitudes on Tuesday, 22 March 2016
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Hello

This is a follow-up to issue http://stackideas.com/forums/no-stream-in-es-when-a-blog-post-is-created (topic has been locked).

A new ES Blog app v1.0.24 has been released, but you forgot to remove the file en-GB.plg_app_user_blog.ini from the package.
For people using English it won't change anything, as today strings are just defined twice, in en-GB.plg_app_user_blog.ini and en-GB.com_easysocial.ini.
But for your non-English customers, it will avoid having some English in their frontend! This is what happen today, because there is no translation for en-GB.plg_app_user_blog.ini.

Thank you for releasing a Blog app v1.0.25

OK but some cleanup remains to be done in these language files
Hey Altitudes,

For the blog app, we have actually decided to use the language strings from the app instead of relying on EasySocial. What do you mean by defined twice eh?
Mark
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Tuesday, 22 March 2016 21:45
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Hello

In this message in the original thread, you wrote:
We then decided to move all internal app's language file into EasySocial's language file instead of separating them.

Then all of the strings of en-GB.plg_app_user_blog.ini were added in en-GB.com_easysocial.ini (some were there already). So until you delete en-GB.plg_app_user_blog.ini, strings are defined twice.

Does it mean you changed you mind?
Altitudes
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Tuesday, 22 March 2016 22:07
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Hm, those are actually the "internal apps" of EasySocial EasyBlog is considered as a "separate" app.
Mark
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Tuesday, 22 March 2016 22:14
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OK, I understand.

So it means that you should remove from en-GB.com_easysocial.ini all of the strings that are in en-GB.plg_app_user_blog.ini.

One more thing: for the separate ES apps, do you manage the translation somewhere? Apparently not in Transifex.
Altitudes
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Tuesday, 22 March 2016 22:28
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Yes, that is correct. Currently we did not add the blog app's language file on Transifex yet. We're still figuring out a better way of handling app translations.
Mark
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Tuesday, 22 March 2016 23:23
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OK, thank you. So I will have my own French language file for this app
Altitudes
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Tuesday, 22 March 2016 23:53
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Hey there Altitudes,

Yes, that would be the best solution for now until we can wrangle the app translation issue . Thank you for being patient with us!
Syazwan Dzulkifli
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Wednesday, 23 March 2016 10:43
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