Different Languages lead to unsynced behaviour!
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05-08-2011 06:24 AM
Hello,
I've already posted this in the bugtracker but since there are more people reading this forum, I'll also post it here:
We've experienced some very weird behaviour of Alfresco Share: when our users have different languages set up some content gets out of sync - we could reproduce this for Site descriptions and for data lists. Especially for data lists this is very unfortunate and creates lots of confusion. Has anybody else encountered this problem as well?
Regards,
Mark
I've already posted this in the bugtracker but since there are more people reading this forum, I'll also post it here:
We've experienced some very weird behaviour of Alfresco Share: when our users have different languages set up some content gets out of sync - we could reproduce this for Site descriptions and for data lists. Especially for data lists this is very unfortunate and creates lots of confusion. Has anybody else encountered this problem as well?
Regards,
Mark
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05-15-2011 07:54 AM
Does anybody know how I can disable language detection in Share? I've already tried to remove all the language properties files; but it did not help: The effect was that the user interface stayed in English but the multi language fields (site description, datalists) still displayed different values depending on the user's browser locale setting.
I think the easiest solution would be to stop Alfresco Share from detecting the browser locale and instead set it to en_US or something like that. However, even after some research I could not find the place where Share detects the locale… any ideas?
I think the easiest solution would be to stop Alfresco Share from detecting the browser locale and instead set it to en_US or something like that. However, even after some research I could not find the place where Share detects the locale… any ideas?
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05-15-2011 08:06 AM
Okay, I've solved the problem now by changing the HTTP header in Apache:
Not the prettiest solution but it works…
<Location "/share"> RequestHeader set Accept-Language "en" </Location>
Not the prettiest solution but it works…
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02-10-2012 03:41 AM
We're having the same problem with 3.4.d (community).
Is this somehow resolved in newer version/s or somehow fixable other way than forcing language on tomcat?
Is this somehow resolved in newer version/s or somehow fixable other way than forcing language on tomcat?
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02-10-2012 05:11 AM
It is still working the same way, I've written about it here
http://loftux.com/2011/10/30/alfresco-multilingual-properties-feature-or-bug/
http://loftux.com/2011/10/30/alfresco-multilingual-properties-feature-or-bug/
