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GenoPro would load the dictionary for the first language and generate the report, then the second dictionary and generate the report. Each HTML page would contain a single language.  Having a 100% multi-lingual report generator with multiple languages in a single may be possible, however it will be for version 3.0.

GenoPro only needs to monitor the language that the user want to use. Is that correct?

I agree.  It is far simpler to generate two (or more) pages, in different languages, than combining them on a single page.  As for naming the file, I am more in favor to have the language code at the begining so all files of one language can be grouped together, and/or perhaps in a separate folder: ie /en/ind001.htm and /el/ind001.htm.

I am big on code-reuse.  Once the name dictionary is loaded, it could be used directly on the genogram.

Will it be able to select whether the Genogram will display names in English or in the translated language? This is an important feature in the case that the original name fields were written in English, but we will like to display those names in other language.

i.e. - I will fill the name fields in English, but can show the same name immediately in Hebrew using the "names dictionary". That way, we will be able to export the data to EMF or PNG using the translated names.

Edited: Saturday, September 3, 2005 by GenoProSupport

You might include in a template an option that there is a link on top/bottom of page to another language/s.

In a report generator there might be just an option "create reports in multiple languages", and the only thing one should do is then choosing which ones he/she wants included in report.

It could be done simoultaniously creating a report from different skins including links in on each page to a parallel one named i.e. ind001en.html and in001el.html ...

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"εν οιδα οτι ουδεν οιδα" (Σωκρατησ)  - "The only thing that I know is that I don't know anything" (Socrates)

That is the 10 Million $ question :

As I said before, in my sample, Before each line of a sentence in hebrew, there is a code like this:     <p dir="rtl" align="justify"><span lang="he">

I can't see why Genopro report generator can't create a similar html page.

Maybe Dan has an answer to that question

I think that you can do with Frontpage you can do on your own writing the same thing. If that is so then all you have to do is create the proper skin to write each paragraph: one in Hebrew and another in English. What GenoPro should do is give the user a parameter he can change during the runtime in which the Report generator will know which dictionary to use.

It may look like this:
parameter="HE"
dir="RTL"
GenoPro creates the paragraph in Hebrew.
parameter="EN"
dir="LTR"
GenoPro creates the paragraph in English.

The report generator will check / use the parameter in each paragraph and so will create the page as you like.

The big question: Can GenoPro do it?

I am sorry to disappoint you

It was just a sample, which I edit manually using Microsoft FrontPage.

I just wanted to show you a sample of the design I would expect from genopro report generator to create.

Do you think it is possible?

Using Frontage, you can configure each phrase to LTR or RTL, but of course, the problem is to generate such a repot, using html code without any tool like frontpage.

edit!!!!

I looked into the Html code of that sample. Before each line of a sentence in hebrew, there is a code like this:     <p dir="rtl" align="justify"><span lang="he">

 

Edited: Friday, September 2, 2005 by beraha

May I ask how you do it?  Do you use two phrases, one in English and the other in Hebrew?  How do you deal with the RTL (Right-to-Left) text?