No localization string for "Similar results..."

[ckabstein]

Hi,

Could it be that there is not yet a localization string for the "Similar results..." string of the searchCommon.js file (com.oxygenxml.webhelp plugin) which is displayed on the search results page?

I've checked the strings-en-us.xml file in the localization folder, and it looks like there's no string yet.

Christina

[ckabstein]

And before I forget: could it be that some of the strings for the search in the strings-en-us.xml file are no longer used?

Thanks,
Christina

[radu_pisoi]

Hi,

Thank you for reporting this issue.

I've checked the implementation and I can confirm that the Similar results... string is not localized.

I've registered an issue on our side and it will probably be fixed in the next maintenance release kit.

[ckabstein]

Hi Radu,

There's another string that doesn't look like it's localized properly: "Missing"

same file: searchCommon.js:

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//console.info("missing words: ", missingWords);

        var missingHTML =

            "<div class=\"wh_missing_words\">" +

            getLocalization('Missing') + " : ";

        for (var widx = 0; widx < missingWords.length; widx++) {

            missingHTML += "<span class=\"wh_missing_word\">" + missingWords[widx] + "</span> "

        }

        missingHTML += "</div>";

        searchItemInfo += missingHTML;

It seems that the localization for "Missing" isn't derived from the strings-en-us.xml file or one of the localized files. There is a string in there that could be used, but it isn't:

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 <str name="missing" js="true" php="false">Missing</str>

For testing, I inserted the Spanish translation for missing where it says

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getLocalization('Falta')

The search functionality then took the correct word.

Could you please check?

Thanks,
Christina

[radu_pisoi]

Hi,

Yes, there is a problem with the 'Missing' label too. In this case, the problem is that the 'missing' label is not requested well. It should be requested in lower case:

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getLocalization('missing')

It seems that the localization for "Missing" isn't derived from the strings-en-us.xml file or one of the localized files. There is a string in there that could be used, but it isn't:
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 <str name="missing" js="true" php="false">Missing</str>

For testing, I inserted the Spanish translation for missing where it says
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getLocalization('Falta')
The search functionality then took the correct word.

The WebHelp localization is not available for Spanish. If you have this use case, you have to translate the static labels used in WebHelp using the next procedure: https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/versions/ ... hing2.html.

[ckabstein]

Hi Radu,

Thanks, I've changed the string in the .js file. Now it works.

Best regards,
Christina

[radu_pisoi]

Hi,

This issue was fixed in oXygen WebHelp 19.1.