Translating:Interface translation/ps

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Prerequisites
You must have done all things mentioned on Translating:How to start.

د Special:ژباړل کارول
TODO: screenshots When you go to Special:Translate, it should load a list of messages in your language. The first column of the table contains a key and quick links. Every message is identified by a unique key. The name of the key itself doesn’t matter.

When you find a message you want to translate, click the corresponding edit link. See how to edit a message.

View all messages from
This mode will display all messages and their current content for your language. If a message has no translation, the fallback message or the message in the English language will be displayed.

View all untranslated messages from
This mode will only display messages that have not yet been translated. This option is useful when you want to translate new messages, or when you are still working to complete the translation of a message group.

View optional messages from
The mode will display all messages that have been marked optional. Optional messages are messages that usually do not need translation in languages using a Latin script. They are not taken into account in the regular translation process. If the language you are working on uses a different script, many or some of these messages should be translated.

Review changes to
This will display all messages that differ from the messages in the current version of MediaWiki that is running. It will show your corrections and new translations. You can use this mode to review your changes after a translation session and make final corrections.

Review all translated messages in
This mode will display all messages that have a translation in the language you are working on. Messages only translated in the fallback language or the English source language will not be displayed. This mode is useful for a full review of all translations in a language.

Export translations as gettext
This mode will export the the current group as po-file for offline translation with tools that understand gettext.

Export translation to file from
This mode will export the translated messages of a message group for copy/paste. This mode is used by developers to copy/paste the translations into the MediaWiki source files.

د ميډياويکي پيغامونه (ډېر کارېدونکي)
[ This is a list of the 500 most used interface messages] on wikis of the Wikimedia foundation as measured on Tuesday 13 November 2007 from 10:43 CET to 12:56 CET. Data has been gathered out of 1 of every 50 pages served from an application server of the Wikimedia Foundation, with profiling rules designed by Tim Starling and Domas and was retrieved with this URL. In this timeframe, the 5000 most often used messages have been called on application servers 23,530,127 times. Messages which do not belong to the core messages have been filtered out. Optional messages and EXIF messages have also been filtered out.

This list is very useful for translators as it optimises their effort in the early stages of translating the interface: they will have the most benefit if they translate these messages from top to bottom. At the bottom of the list are messages that are not that often used, but important for a proper look and feel for all users: create account, sign on, page history, delete page, move page, protect page, watchlist.

For more information see Most often used messages in MediaWiki.

د پيغام نوم
This link will open the message page in edit mode. When you edit a message, you have a normal edit page with some extra features. Above the edit area is a box, which shows the original version of the message. If your language has a fallback, and fallback has translated the message, you will see it also. When you finish your translation, click save as you would normally do. See interface translation guidelines. It is recommended to use a web brower that support tabs when translating messages. Open 10 or so messages in 10 new tabs and translate the messages in those tabs in order. Open new tabs once you have processed the pages.