About this plugin
This plugin is designed to allow a WordPress user to add an ISO 639-3 language code to in a custom field related to their post so that their posts can be organized by ISO 639-3 code. One advantage of this would be to list their WordPress install as a language resource with OLAC.
Known bugs and/or conflicts
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Development Plan
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It would be nice to add the functionality to the plugin to allow an author to replace or insert any text field with the one auto suggesting language codes, by calling a function. > in the templates/widget/. e.
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g. what if someone types in ‘zzz’ and ‘zzz’ is not a language code?
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e. Deutsch, German, Allemand. This might be a table being developed by another part of the ISO 639 standard.
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Add hook for disply in theme per key
Because each of the ISO 639-3 codes are stored in a custom field, and each custom field has two parts, a key and a value, It is necessary to be able to set the key as well as the value (and the default key). The Plug-in in its current state has only focused on adding the value part of the key-value pair. It is important for developers to know that a single post should be able to have more than one key with language codes in them.
For example, if I have a post which is a linguistics exercise in phonology, then I might want to put the language of the instructions of the exercise in one key and the language code of the exercise data in another key.
An entirely different scenario is one where a post has two languages under one key. This is currently unaccounted for with the current state of the plug-in. g.
If in the body of a post an author were to use two languages equally then they might want to use the same key to represent both languages.
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- Auto detect and import of SIL’s tab file when SIL updates their tab file at: http://www.sil.org/ISO639-3/iso-639-3_20090210.tab.
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Update notice to the user so that they know to update their plug-in every year when SIL updates their ISO changes. Or decide to follow a regular release cycle (at least annually) and maintenance with this plugin.
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pursue use of ISO 639-3 in conjunction with the doublin core metadata standard
- Doublin Core metadata plugin
- http://www.brainonfire.net/blog/add-dublin-core-metadata-to-wordpress/
- http://www.brainonfire.net/resources/files/dublin-core-for-wordpress/
- http://dublincore.org/documents/dcmi-terms/
- http://dublincore.org/documents/dcmi-terms/#ses-ISO639-3
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- Consider development beyond ISO 639-3 to ISO 639.