Recently GeekLog 1.4.1 Beta 1 was released. It includes MS SQL support and multi-language support for articles. These are the biggest news in this release but the new features are not limited to these new features.
The first drawback of the multi-language support is that it does not only allowes you to write an article in more than one language - it forces you to write your articles in each and everyone of the supported languages. I would rather have seen a solution where each article was written in one language which was always used unless a translation was available. The MultiFAQ plugin for example works in this way.
Since the multi-language support is mearly a hack each translation is an article itself. This means that the statistics for the article is split up and counted seperatly for each language. This might be exactly what you want or it might not be what you want. Another problem related to this is that the number of new articles listed in the What's new block lists the number of new articles regardless of language. So if you support three languages and writes one new article in each of these languages, the What's new block will show 3 new articles and when you click the link to see the three articles you only see one article - the one matching your language setting. Even worse, if the article has not been translated to your language of choice you will see no new articles even though the site claims there are a number of new articles.
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