我自己其实很少用谷歌音乐。偶尔上去听了两首歌觉得不错，想保存播放列表，于是点登录，于是看到了如下的登录框

好吧，谷歌音乐确实很本土化，为了方便没有google帐号的用户想尽了办法较劲了脑汁。但是怎么就唯独少了支持google自家的帐号登录？

顺便说一下，我最近很迷苏打绿，上电驴下载了他们的所有专辑就满足啦。

我承认，我已经是懂懂的粉丝了。

不久前才开始接触懂懂的书，从《懂懂的最新淘客教程》开始，醍醐灌顶啊。于是一发不可收拾，到处找懂懂的书去看。

这本《日赚500》的电子书网上一搜一大片，但前好几页却没有一个能真正免费下载的。找了好久才终于下载到真正的txt版。于是分享出来，希望找这本书的人如果来到我这里，能方便地下载到。

书中的做法肯定已经绝大多数失效，但这些思路给我很大启发。

下载链接：
懂懂的 《日赚500元》

一致认为做淘宝客赚不了什么钱，也一直不了解淘宝客的推广方法，但对淘宝客这个领域还是有兴趣想了解的。偶然听说《懂懂的淘宝客教程》这个名字，于是想找来看看。但是免费下载是在不容易找，于是还是乖乖去淘宝花3块钱找人买了电子版（是扫描版的）。看了之后觉得很受启发。虽然网赚这种东西很有实效性，一般等免费教程流出来的时候，这个方法也已经没用了，但是我还是觉得很受启发。懂懂思路很开阔啊，佩服佩服。

网上搜“懂懂”，一定会看到好多好多人骂他是骗子，或许是觉得这本书不值一千多的价钱吧（这个书官方售价1500….）。反正我觉得这书是非常值得一看的。

下载链接：懂懂的淘宝客教程免费下载

niu.bi 果然已经被注册。 bi后缀代表非洲小国布隆迪。

bi注册费相当昂贵，该国官方的价格是首次注册 100欧元/两年，续费50欧元每年。各大注册代理商提供的报价各不相同，有些高达每年两百多美元。

之前写过一篇免费发送google wave邀请的日志，当时我才刚刚获得发送邀请的资格，名额是16个。写了那篇日志之后陆续有人找我索取google wave邀请，但似乎邀请非但没有越用越少，却是逐渐增多。今天去看了一下，发现已经有22个邀请名额了。当真是“既以为人己愈有 既以与人己愈多”。

woothemes是非常知名的wordpress主题制作公司，制作了大量高质量的主题。虽然大多数是收费主题，但也有一部分免费的，而且在我看来免费中也有精品，比如meta-morphosis。

最近做了一个站用到了meta-morphosis，需要将该主题界面汉化。woothemes出品的主题确实是比较规范的，主题文件夹里带有专门的lang文件夹，应该是具有方便翻译的功能。但是这个lang文件夹里的.mo和.po文件到底应该怎么使用呢，我也不知道。woothemes网站的帮助文档以及讨论区都是只有付费用户才有资格进入的，所以作为未付费用户，即使是对于这个官方免费的模板，我也无法从woothemes官网上获得任何帮助资料。于是只得继续求助google，终于得到了这篇非常有用的文章：

How to translate a theme WooThemes Language

以下是全文，有空我会翻译一下这篇。

simple solution create new .po and .mo file put in your theme folder thats it

Background info

WordPress uses a standard localization framework called GNU gettext. This framework provides the programmer the ability to mark text inside code as being suitable for localization. The role of the translator is to take these marked pieces of text and produce a language-specific localization. No code needs to change and you do not need to understand how the program works.

Text is marked by wrapping it with special PHP functions. It is not important to know how these functions work, but it will be helpful to recognize them:

• __($text) – Looks for a translated version of $text and returns the result
• _e($text) – Looks for a translated version of $text and echo the result to the screen (i.e. effectively it is echo __($text))
• __ngettext($single,$plural,$number) – If $number is 1 then looks for a translated version of $single. If number is more than 1 then looks for a translated version of$plural.

(Source: Urban Giraffe)

Translating WooThemes
Putting this into context, it means that all our text in our template files (.php files) have been wrapped in gettext functions. This enables us to create a Portable Object File (or .po file) which contains all the text for the theme. This has already been done by us atWooThemes.

The user (that’s you) then has the ability to use a program (we’ll get back to this later) totranslate this .po file into another language, add it to the theme directory, and have a translated theme!

Before we start

Before you can start to translate the theme, you need to make sure that the theme has been made ready for translation. All our new themes will support localization and include alanguage file (.po file) which contains all the English texts, and soon all our old themes will be upgraded as well.

If you are not certain if your theme has been made ready for translation/localization, you can simply check if there is a “/lang/themename.po” file in your theme folder. If there isn’t one, you will need to download the latest version of the theme and check if the .po file existst there. If it does include a translation file, you will need to upgrade your theme to be able to translate it.

How to translate

To translate your theme, you will need to use Poedit to translate the includedPortable Object file (.po file), which will then create a Machine Object file (.mo file) which we will upload to our theme folder for WordPress to read.

Follow these steps to translate your .po file into another language and make a .mo file:

1. Download and install Poedit, the program we will use to translate our .po file.
2. Open the themename.po file found in your /lang/ folder with poedit.
3. Now go through and translate all the text one line at a time in the bottom box.
4. Save the file after you’re done. This will output a .po and .mo file.

Translating the .po file with Poedit

Setup WordPress
Before we can upload our new .mo file, we need to make sure we named it correctly, as it has to match your desired language locale. See the complete list of language codes and country codes to find your exact locale.

We’ll use Norwegian as the example here, so first we find the language code (nb – Norsk Bokmål) and the country code (NO). We than rename our .mo file to nb_NO.mo and upload to the root of our theme folder e.g.

wp-content/themes/themename/nb_NO.mo

The last step is to make sure your WordPress config file, wp-config.php, is setup with your locale, which in this case is Norwegian. So open wp-config.php and check that what you have in your define() function. For Norwegian it will look like this:

define ('WPLANG', 'nb_NO');

Once you have matched the wp-config.php setting to our .mo filename, you should have successfully translated your WooTheme into another language.

Share your language

We want to make it easier for users to get the theme in their language, so if you have translated your theme into your language, we hope you can share the .mo file with us, so new users don’t have to translate the theme themselves.

Please send us your translated files (.po and .mo) files to support@woothemes.com and we will put your file up in our repository.