l10n: Double "%" sign
Valdnet opened this issue · 1 comments
Valdnet commented
There is a double "%" sign in the text string. Shouldn't there be only one?
If you need literal percent character use %%.
bfabiszewski commented
Thanks for the info. This is correct.
It is a way to allow users to use literal percent character in their template. If you use %H
it will be substituted with current hour, eg. 11
. But someone might want to have a template that has %H
in the name without any substitution. And they can achieve it by writing %%H
in their template. Then instead of 11
the effective string will be %H
.