Re: URL Filter translation queries

Hi Achim

I've looked at the actual webpage now, and can see that it is your
'Blacklist Editor' feature. Perhaps he simplest thing would be to
capitalize both words, where the appear?

Eric



On 5 April 2013 12:07, Eric Oberlander <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi Achim
>
> I'm forwarding a query about these two phrase variables:
> blacklist import text
> errmsg invalid import file
>
> The text for the first is:
> To import a previously saved blacklist editor file upload the .tar.gz file
> below
>
> Do you mean 'edited file' rather than 'editor file'? i.e. has the
> blacklist file previously been edited, so it could be 'To import a
> previously saved edited blacklist file upload the .tar.gz file below'
> or is it more like 'To import a previously saved blacklist filtering file
> upload the .tar.gz file below'
>
> And for the second:
> File is not a valid URL filter blacklist editor file
>
> Similar query...
>
> Regards
>
> Eric
>

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