TOPIC(S): Multilingual sites - review of multilingual core modules and i18n
LOCATION: Artengine M70 Lab at Arts Court, 2 Daly Avenue, Ottawa, ON which is across the street from the Rideau Centre and Novotel hotel.
Enter Arts Court from the front entrance, up all those stairs. Pass through the first two sets of doors to enter the foyer and walk straight to where the front hallway ends at the Ottawa Art Gallery. Turn LEFT and walk through two sets of doors. The Artengine Lab is on your RIGHT just after you pass through the 2nd set of doors.
Wheelchair access is possible via the door to the left of the front entrance. Ring the intercom bell at that door, and an attendant from the front desk will come down and open the door for you.
PUBLIC TRANSIT: Mackenzie King Bridge or Rideau St. stations at the Rideau Shopping Centre.
If no one wants to lead the discussion, we'll read through and discuss Gábor Hojtsy's series of posts. They cover a lot of ground.
There is some good material already online:
Gábor Hojtsy's series of posts:
http://hojtsy.hu/multilingual-drupal7
A post from evolvingweb's Suzanne Kennedy:
http://evolvingweb.ca/story/drupal-7-multilingual-whats-new-i18n
And her notes from a Montréal Meetup:
I presented on the i18n Module for Drupal 7. I started with a breakdown of what the core Locale and Content Translation modules do in Drupal 7. Then I discussed how the i18n module has changed, and specifically how to configure the settings and features for each submodule. My slides are online at http://bit.ly/hQBh64.
Jose Reyero's notes on i18n and D7
http://reyero.net/en/drupal/drupal7_i18n_beta1_overview