Link to Spanish Heavenletters
Dear Gloria, Heaven Admin, Normand and friends.
I have noticed that there are no links from the Spanish Heavenletters we get through the e-mail and the actual website. Let's suppose that someone wants to read the Heavenletter directly in the website or wants to post a link on a social network, where does he/she get the link from?
I myself have to look for the link within the database in order to share a specific Heavenletter in FB.
So, I would like to suggest to include a link to the actual Spanish Heavenletter on the website. It could appear, for example, after the title.
What do you think?
Blessings.
Jhrendon


Dear Jaime, I think this is
Dear Jaime, I think this is a question related to the automatic generation of a layout for emailed Heavenletters.
The Spanish layout lacks not only the link to the original letter but also the header text.
This can be fixed only by HeavenAdmin technical team.
This subject has been
This subject has been discussed in the past. Jean-Christophe mentioned it before and suggested to make it possible for everyone to access translations under the English Heavenletters. This was a very good idea, but Santhan needs an expert to write the software and as along as no expert volunteers to do the job, we will have to do with what we have now. The only way to get to the translations is by registering and then use the link in the email notification to get to the translation in question. From there it is then possible to go from one translated Heavenletter to the other.
Thank you, one and all, for
Thank you, one and all, for your beautiful and edifying comments. .
And thank you, Jaime, for going to the trouble of posting on Facebook. The suggestion you make here is so worthy.
We do have two great Drupal programmers coming to help. We could not have three so qualified as Drupalers and as human beings. Santhan has been doing more than one human being could possibly do, and he has been doing it for Heavenletters. for ten years. All that we have, the website, the forum, the archives,the date base, he did it, all the while taking care of many others as well and his own businesses which not only support himself but others who dependent upon their livelihood through Santhan's companies.. Santhan has taken care of the bills and all the technical matters including Go-Daddy. He gives us his own servers. There is no way to count all that Santhan has done and given to Heavenletters.
Someone I had spoken to not too long ago said that it is unheard of for someone to volunteer for ten straight years. I told this person: "Santhan, Creative Director and Tech Angel, and Paula, Italian Translating Angel, do!"
And now two more superb Drupal programmers have come. I have known them both for years. Drupal programmers have been impossible to find, and, all the while, here they were here in Fairfield, Iowa. Finally, one day it occurred to me to ask them if they knew of anyone. Yes, they did, themselves! The Bluebird of Happiness is truly in our own backyards.
I will do a blog about them. I'll do it today.
Their names are Caleb and Roland. They are not able to go full-throttle yet because, like all of us, they have other commitments and a living to make. They have started, however, working on the website upgrade. I am certainly adding your suggestion to the list, Jaime.
I'll come back later and give the link to the blog about the two new Good Samaritans who have come on the scene.
They are happy to volunteer and help out.