language extension to the mailer #50
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models : extension of the model with language code admin : changes to make the models editable mailer : changes to push the language versions in the content of the mails p.s. a template has to be made for each language version of link_site and unsubscribe templates(fall back available)
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I made straigthforward changes to the code.
models : extended for translations and adapted the admin
mailer : use the translations in the mail creation. I propose to take a different template for the different languages for the newsletter_link_unsubscribe.html. The legal requirements vary in every country so that a trans template tag would propably not be enough.
I would like to add newsletter templates per newsletter. the body_insertion routine seems to be a good starting point, alternatively extension of the context and a {% extends %} template tag.