Merge pull request #150 from amire80/patch-2

Improvements in domaininterfaceinstructions* messages

app/src/html/i18n/en.json

@@ -368,19 +368,19 @@
  "domainchangesuccess": "Successfully applied settings to the selected domains.",
  "howtouse": "How to use",
  "domaininterfaceinstructions1": "Type in a part, or all, of the domain you want to search for, and push \"Search\". DO NOT include the \"http://\". When searching keep the following in mind:",
- "domaininterfaceinstructions1a": "Sub-domains can point to different web pages as the parent domain. Therefore, they are considered different domains. E.g. en.wikipedia.org != wikipedia.org",
- "domaininterfaceinstructions1b": "Domain searching and modification is an expensive operation server side. Please be careful when using this tool and please be patient when waiting for search results.",
+ "domaininterfaceinstructions1a": "Sub-domains can point to web pages that are different from the parent domain. Therefore, they are considered different domains. E.g. en.wikipedia.org != wikipedia.org",
+ "domaininterfaceinstructions1b": "Domain searching and modification is an expensive server-side operation. Please be careful when using this tool and please be patient when waiting for search results.",
  "domaininterfaceinstructions1c": "To prevent excessive search results or server crash, you must use at least 5 characters in your search term.",
- "domaininterfaceinstructions1d": "Alternatively, you can switch on exact match searching. This removes the limit, but only returns a result if it is an exact match to the input.",
- "domaininterfaceinstructions1e": "Changing data with this tool has a wide impact on the affected URLs, please be conscious of your actions. All actions are logged.",
- "domaininterfaceinstructions2": "Once the search results load, which can take time, select the domains it found and that you want to modify from the list and push \"Submit\" at the bottom of the page.",
+ "domaininterfaceinstructions1d": "Alternatively, you can enable exact match searching. This removes the limit, but only returns a result if it is an exact match to the input.",
+ "domaininterfaceinstructions1e": "Changing data with this tool has a wide impact on the affected URLs. Please be conscious of your actions. All actions are logged.",
+ "domaininterfaceinstructions2": "Once the search results load, which can take time, select the domains it found from the list that you want to modify and push \"Submit\" at the bottom of the page.",
  "domaininterfaceinstructions3": "The tool will populate a list of affected pages and URLs, as well as the selected domains on the right, or bottom half, side of the page. On the left side, or top half, you can set the global live state of the selected domains. Please bear the following in mind when making alterations:",
  "domaininterfaceinstructions3a": "Setting the global live state to alive or dead applies to existing URLs only. All URLs will be changed to that state and can still be modified individually. Setting this when a global state is in effect will remove the global state.",
  "domaininterfaceinstructions3b": "Setting a global state to flag the selected domains as a subscription site, permalive, or permadead, is a global setting that is applied to all URLs, new and existing. Individual URLs are locked and cannot be altered.",
  "domaininterfaceinstructions3c": "Resetting the global state to (none) will restore the individual values of the URL, from before the setting of the global state.",
  "domaininterfaceinstructions3d": "Global live state refers to the live state set at the domain level rather than the URL.",
- "domaininterfaceinstructions3e": "Refer to the URL lookup How To for information on the specific states.",
- "domaininterfaceinstructions3f": "You can run the bot on the pages it found the URL on. To do so, click the run button to be directed to the bot submission page. The list of pages the selected domains are found on is automatically populated in the submission form.",
+ "domaininterfaceinstructions3e": "Refer to the \"URL lookup How To\" for information on the specific states.",
+ "domaininterfaceinstructions3f": "You can run the bot on the pages on which it found the URL. To do so, click the run button to be directed to the bot submission page. The list of pages on which the selected domains are found is automatically populated in the submission form.",
  "mixed": "Mixed",
  "pageanalysisinstructions1": "Type in the title of the page you wish to run the bot code on, exactly as seen on wiki, and push Analyze. Keep in mind that:",
  "pageanalysisinstructions1a": "You are limited to 5 pages per minute. If you need to run the bot on a collection of pages, please submit a job request.",