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15:23
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July 28, 2011
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The text doesn't seem to believe it has any words in it at all (despite there being a whole news article there), the Google Translate is missing, words don't seem to highlight or do any of the clever stuff at all and the Hindi ditionary I found doesn't do that thing with the ####/searchword so I don't know how to fit it in.
It's probably an oversight on my behalf but I'm completely overwhelmed.
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15:54
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June 25, 2011
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The "####/searchword" and google translation issue could be the easiest to fix. Could you just post your settings and provide us with more details?
And, on top of that:
What kind of installation are you working with? Benny's adapted version, a local installation etc.?
And have you tried to replicate the problem at the LWT Online Demos (this might give different results to Benny's adapted version):
- LWT Online Demos (User ID = lwt, Password = lwt):
- Online Demo #1 | Online Demo #2
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18:12
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I solved the dictionary thing (for some reason the url becomes one with a =### when you go through google search rather than typing in the address)
On the Demo I put in a news article for reading. It maintains there is only 1 word in the entire article. The one word is the initials IST (Indian Standard Time), the only Latin letters in the entire text. I think LWT doesn't recognise Devanagari (देवनागरी)
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Considering that you are a regular forum user, I supposed you'd already read through and tried the language settings discussed. Just in case you don't know what I am alluding to, here are the links:
http://www.fluentin3months.com/forum/lwt-basic-questions/lwt-language-templates/
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20:53
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July 28, 2011
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Ah, I know what I didn't do – I didn't understand LWT had to know what range of unicode symbols to look in. It was only looking for Latin text
Thanks so much!
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