FD-core: setup wizard starts in English regardless of language requested by browser
FD-core: setup wizard starts in English regardless of language requested by browser
Regardless of settings of language requested by web browser – French, Czech, etc., with or without state ("French" or "French (France)"), the setup wizard always start in English. Tested in Firefox, Chromium and IE. Browsers settings checked against other websites doing requested language detection (for instance on Transifex – it works). Tested from two different systems – Ubuntu 12.04 (server part is running there too) and Windows XP (another machine). Locale of system of first machine is en_US, the second is completely in Czech language installed.
(from redmine: issue id 982, created on 2012-05-29, closed on 2012-05-29)
- Changesets:
- Revision 7aa9bcdc by Benoit MORTIER on 2012-05-29T13:50:30.000Z:
Fixes: #982 FD-core: setup wizard starts in English regardless of language requested by browserActivity
Sorry for bother you and even so late… but it seems, that problem is solved only for Czech language. It is also the reason I revealed it so late. At first I was happy, that when I set browser to request Czech, then setup wizard was (still is) in Czech – nice. But later I was curious, if another languages users will be happy too. Unfortunately, it seems they will be not :-( I tested all languages in list (always checked another page in the same time, whether will be acting as expected – used Transifex as reference – realized, that they don't support every language, but mechanism was functional).
Tested on latest version from master branch with this patches applied on: 0001-Fixes-982-FD-core-setup-wizard-starts-in-English-reg.patch 0001-Fixes-983-FD-core-language-list-in-setup-wizard-is-a.patch 0001-Fixes-983-FD-core-language-list.patch (this one was complaining a bit - I'm attaching functions.inc.rej from it) 0001-Fixes-992-In-setup-automatic-option-for-language-sho.patch
Could you test it please? Maybe it is only something wrong on my side (see problem with above patch) – only to be sure, that it is ok?
(from redmine: written on 2012-05-31)
By pavelbo on 2017-09-02T14:44:48 (imported from GitLab)
Hello,
i tested in french and it works, don't forget to install all the other locales on your server and restart you apache to make it work.
Actually you need locales in you server, and language translation, and browser language selectionned to make it work
Cheers
(from redmine: written on 2012-05-31)
By bmortier on 2017-09-02T14:44:48 (imported from GitLab)
Hi,
You are definitely right – my mistake (fortunately). It happened, that I have installed locales not only for English, but for Czech too (because „server“ it is actually my laptop). So thank to point me at it (tested on Spanish – works great). Maybe only one though – I must admit, that didn't supposed, that it is connected with locales installed on server (for someone, who know technologies used, it is evident – but what about us others?). From my experience, servers are typically installed in English (because then it is much easier to search for help with error messages for example). So, maybe I'm not only one, who overlooked this prerequisite (install additional locale on server) in documentation – would it be possible to place it on some more visible place there?
Thanks for your patience and quick responses!
(from redmine: written on 2012-05-31)
By pavelbo on 2017-09-02T14:44:48 (imported from GitLab)
added Fixed PJ1802-0188 fusiondirectory-core labels and removed Bugs label
removed Interface label
