If this is about the "Accept" button (@btn_submit@), then the current translation "Принять" is correct.
I can't find any "Apply" buttons in my Redmine 3.4.11, that are translated wrongly to Russian.
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Vasili Korol wrote:
> If this is about the “Accept” button (@btn_submit@), then the current translation «Принять» is correct. I can't find any “Apply” buttons in my Redmine 3.4.11, that are translated wrongly to Russian.
Thanks for the correction. I really thought that the button's label in English was “Apply” (that should be translated into Russian as «Применить»). Now I've opened my Redmine in English and seen the original button's code is<pre><input type="submit" name="commit" value="Submit"></pre>so its translation into Russian must be corrected anyway but to «Отправить» (a “classical” translation for “Submit” buttons in Russian UIs).
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Okay, i see your point.
But I don't have a strong opinion here. Personally, I don't find the current translation confusing.
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"Сохранить" look better for me.
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But it used in several places:
<pre>
app/views/timelog/bulk_edit.html.erb:<p><%= submit_tag l(:button_submit) %></p>
app/views/messages/show.html.erb: <%= submit_tag l(:button_submit) %>
app/views/sudo_mode/new.html.erb: <%= submit_tag l(:button_submit) %>
app/views/sudo_mode/_new_modal.html.erb: <%= submit_tag l(:button_submit), onclick: "hideModal(this);" %>
app/views/account/lost_password.html.erb: <%= submit_tag l(:button_submit) %>
app/views/account/register.html.erb:<%= submit_tag l(:button_submit) %>
app/views/issues/_edit.html.erb: <%= submit_tag l(:button_submit) %>
app/views/issues/_conflict.html.erb:<p><%= submit_tag l(:button_submit) %></p>
app/views/issues/bulk_edit.html.erb: <%= submit_tag l(:button_submit) %>
</pre>
And in plugins too, for example in redmine_dmsf:
<pre>
plugins/redmine_dmsf/app/controllers/dmsf_workflows_controller.rb: if params[:commit] == l(:button_submit)
plugins/redmine_dmsf/app/controllers/dmsf_workflows_controller.rb: if (params[:commit] == l(:button_submit)) &&
plugins/redmine_dmsf/app/views/dmsf_workflows/_action.html.erb: <%= submit_tag l(:button_submit), name: 'commit', onclick: 'hideModal(this);' %>
plugins/redmine_dmsf/app/views/dmsf_workflows/_assign.html.erb: <%= submit_tag l(:button_submit), name: 'commit', onclick: 'hideModal(this);' %>
plugins/redmine_dmsf/test/functional/dmsf_workflow_controller_test.rb: commit: l(:button_submit),
plugins/redmine_dmsf/test/functional/dmsf_workflow_controller_test.rb: commit: l(:button_submit),
plugins/redmine_dmsf/test/functional/dmsf_workflow_controller_test.rb: commit: l(:button_submit),
plugins/redmine_dmsf/test/functional/dmsf_workflow_controller_test.rb: commit: l(:button_submit),
</pre>
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Forgot to say that it's line "button_submit: Принять" in file "config/locales/ru.yml".
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Both "Отправить" and "Сохранить" are commonly used as translations for "Submit" in computer software. Either of the words will work here.
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Vasili Korol wrote:
> Both «Отправить» and «Сохранить» are commonly used as translations for “Submit” in computer software. Either of the words will work here.
I agree that *both are better* than the current translation «Принять».

However, «Отправить» is a better Russian name for <input type="submit" name="commit" value="Submit">.

«Сохранить» is better when the original button's name in English is “Save”.
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