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When running the string extraction, these strings end up in the .pot files:

#: templates/CRM/Admin/Page/ConfigTaskList.tpl 
msgid "$componentTitles.CiviContribute" 
msgstr "" 
 
#: templates/CRM/Admin/Page/ConfigTaskList.tpl 
msgid "$componentTitles.CiviPledge" 
msgstr "" 
 
#: templates/CRM/Admin/Page/ConfigTaskList.tpl 
msgid "$componentTitles.CiviEvent" 
msgstr "" 
 
#: templates/CRM/Admin/Page/ConfigTaskList.tpl 
msgid "$componentTitles.CiviMember" 
msgstr "" 
 
#: templates/CRM/Admin/Page/ConfigTaskList.tpl 
msgid "$componentTitles.CiviMail" 
msgstr "" 
 
#: templates/CRM/Admin/Page/ConfigTaskList.tpl 
msgid "$componentTitles.CiviCampaign" 
msgstr "" 
 
#: templates/CRM/Admin/Page/ConfigTaskList.tpl 
msgid "$componentTitles.CiviCase" 
msgstr "" 
 
#: templates/CRM/Admin/Page/ConfigTaskList.tpl 
msgid "$componentTitles.CiviGrant" 
msgstr "" 

To test:

civistrings templates/CRM/Admin/Page/ConfigTaskList.tpl 

Is it because of an incorrect use of ts, or is it because civistrings should ignore crmURL?

Code:

    <tr class="even">
        <td class="tasklist nowrap" style="width: 10%;">{docURL page="user/contributions/what-is-civicontribute" text=$componentTitles.CiviContribute}</td>
        <td>{ts}Online fundraising and donor management, as well as offline contribution processing and tracking.{/ts}</td>
    </tr>

Example of docURL strings that should be extracted:

templates/CRM/Contribute/Form/ContributionPage/Custom.hlp:{capture assign=docLinkCustom}{docURL page="user/organising-your-data/custom-fields" text="custom fields"}{/capture}
templates/CRM/Contribute/Form/ContributionPage/Custom.hlp:{capture assign=docLinkProfile}{docURL page="user/organising-your-data/profiles" text="profiles"}{/capture}
templates/CRM/Case/Page/ConfigureError.tpl:{capture assign=docLink}{docURL page="user/case-management/set-up" text="CiviCase Setup documentation"}{/capture}
templates/CRM/Contact/Form/OnBehalfOf.tpl:                    {ts}Latitude and longitude may be automatically populated by enabling a Mapping Provider.{/ts} {docURL page="user/initial-set-up/installation-and-basic-set-up" text="(Refer to the Mapping and Geocoding section in the Installation and Basic Setup Chapter)"}</span>

I feel like we should instead use 'ts' in the docURL call, instead of assuming it. There are 22 instances where it would need fixing.

grep -r docURL templates/ | grep text | grep -v componentTitle

@totten @seamuslee Any thoughts?