[Koha-devel] A browser-based (javascript) non-Latin IME for Koha
Indranil Das Gupta
indradg at gmail.com
Wed Jan 30 23:21:26 CET 2013
Hi all,
I have a requirement to support about cataloging and searching on
about 6 Indian languages on Koha v 3.10. The
GoogleIndicTransliteration syspref seems to have been discarded even
though doc-head-close.inc has its reference. While it is always
possible to use a OS-based system input method, my client has a
preference for a browser-based one,
I have taken Wikimedia foundation's jquery IME
(https://github.com/wikimedia/jquery.ime/#readme) - a dual-licensed
javascript library - GPLv2+ and MIT licensed. the IME is a port of the
Narayam IME used for non-Latin input on Wikipedia.
I've done the following:
1. Installed the latest jquery.ime git master into 3.10 code tree.
2. modified lib/C4/Templates.pm to add an additional 'jqueryimepath'
parameter/variable
3. added the necessary lines to includes/doc-head-close.inc
4. changed the path to the IME 'rules' files to point to koha source
tree location, in order to work correctly after being served by
mod_rewrite
What I'm about to do:
1. Add a new syspref to toggle use of the JQuery IME, so that users
have an option to enable / disable it.
I would like to contribute this as a feature to the upcoming Koha release(s).
Question: How do I do this? Cluesticks/bats anyone? ;-)
cheers,
-indra
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