500: Pages should be in one language only
- Fixed
- Review Board
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| Sept. 6, 2008 |
What's the URL of the page containing the problem? http://demo.review-board.org/account/login/?next_page=/dashboard/ What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Set your browser to use "Norwegian, Bokmål" as the preferred language for web content 2. Visit URL What is the expected output? What do you see instead? A login page in Norwegian, or failing that, a login page in English. Instead, the page is in English with a few words translated: e.g the menu says "All review requests", "Grupper", "Submitters" (the middle one is translated). Having two languages side by side without being able to tell which is which is much more confusing than just having one language (even if it is not my #1 preferred language). What operating system are you using? What browser? Using Opera. I assume the same is true for other browsers. Please provide any additional information below. Yes, I know this is because the translation is not complete, but the language should be 95%+ translated before it is put into production, IMO.
We can never fix this to everyone's satisfaction. Some of the translation comes from Django, some comes from us. We can't turn it on/off on a per-language basis. We could provide a complete Norwegian translation, but then Japanese users will also hit issues. We also, to my knowledge, cannot disable Django's translations (especially not on a per-language basis). I don't think we have a good solution except to get people to provide translations.
I believe you'll get entirely english if you add this to your settings_local.py: USE_I18N = False This should suffice until we've actually got some translations done.
Once we define the list of languages we support, we'll get this for free, since we'll override Django's languages list.
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+ Milestone-Release1.0
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+ EasyFix
We should just define it to (en,) for now