Don't concatenate strings for translations but use interpolation. #227
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@longsleep: What about this? Now that people are sending in translations, we should really merge this. |
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String concatenations don't work in various languages as the names etc. must be at different positions than in English. Use interpolation instead to have placeholders in the translations.
NOTE: Merging this will require updating the translations as a couple of strings have changed!