multilingual

I just updated the multilingual D8 information, go check it out! http://drupal.org/community-initiatives/drupal-core#d8mi

A big thank you this week to: YesCT, ancamp, weal, Jose, das-peter,schnitzel, xjm, yched, balintk, sutharsan, and those who helped in Toronto!

Top issues T-10 days to feature freeze are..

Well this is my first attempt at taking my site and making it multilingual. I have done a far bit of research and have all the necessary modules I think I need. I am having trouble with getting my vocabularies to play nice. Here is what I have

Drupal 6
Using Content Taxonomy module so that I have the vocabulary load in a field on each node as well as save to the taxonomy tables to be used in other ways.

The D8 core page was updated today, and more updates will be coming throughout the week. Today's update was for Multilingual and Layouts... more to come!

That page will tell you:
- what D8 Initiative owners and contributors are up to
- the most important places you can help right now
- thank yous to special snowflakes who have helped
- general information and links for each initiative
- short term and long term schedule notions

The D8 core page was updated today, read about what the initiatives have accomplished in these last two weeks, and where they need your help!

That page will tell you:
- what D8 Initiative owners and contributors are up to
- the most important places you can help right now
- thank yous to special snowflakes who have helped
- general information and links for each initiative
- short term and long term schedule notions

Hello,
My website has two languages : French and German.
I see in my log warnings, type "Page not found" like that :
http://www.mysite.com/de/robots.txt

My French language has no path prefix.
Example url : http://www.mysite.com/contact

My German language has a prefix path : de
Example url : http://www.mysite.com/de/Kontakt

Could problem comes from that difference between the 2 languages configuration?
If not, what could be the problem? How to solve it?

The website I want to discuss has the following configuration (Drupal version 7.12):
domain.be/nl-BE/ => Belgian website, Dutch language
domain.be/fr-BE/ => Belgian website, French language
domain.fr => French website (always French)
domain.nl => Dutch website (always Dutch)

So, there are 4 languages (Belgian NL, Belgian FR, French FR, Dutch NL). The Belgian websites have a language prefix (nl-BE, fr-BE) and there are three different language domains (domain.be, domain.fr and domain.nl). All those settings are configured in Languages (admin/config/regional/language).

We held our Broward Drupal monthly meetup on Wednesday, December 14th from 7:00pm to 9:00pm.

Participants:
Remote:
Los Angeles via Lakeland, FL - Christefano Reyes @christefano
Boynton Beach - Mark Laymon @MarkLaymon

In Person (Fort Lauderdale, Broward County Florida):
Jay Epstein @jeppy64
John Everett @Agile_dot_TV
Me @hectoriribarne

Configuration Management

Greg Dunlap (heyrocker)

Status: Green

Headlines

• Had a meeting with Gabor, Plach, and Jose about multilingual considerations in the configuration system. This discussion has been summarized at http://groups.drupal.org/node/185609.
• Had a code sprint at the Pacific Northwest Drupal Summit with beejeebus, msonnabaum, webchick and ksenzee. We worked on some implementations for the system and ksenzee wrote tons of awesome doc blocks!

Update on this format: NEW! Props section. The Initiative leaders were excited to start saying thank you to people who are going the extra mile. We do want to thank everyone who contributes, and not just these people, we'll be singling you out occasionally for an extra big thanks.

Configuration Management

Greg Dunlap (heyrocker)

Status: Green

Headlines

What this is about:
We've been hearing a lot from the community about wanting more transparency with regard to the Drupal 8 initiatives and their advancement. Every two weeks, the Drupal 8 initiative owners, along with Dries, webchick, and a team of project managers have “scrum of scrum” calls where each person goes around and talks about what they worked on since last time, what they’re going to work on for next time, where they’re blocked, and how the community can help.