Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #28636, comment 17
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Ticket #28636, comment 17
initial v1 1 1 Yes, I'm sure. Because what you implemented as a fallback differs from what `add_fallback` is providing: 2 2 3 Your fallback determines what translation language to use when none is found. `add_fallback` on the other hand gives a fallback on string basis when no translation for the string is t found in a translation file.3 Your fallback determines what translation language to use when none is found. `add_fallback` on the other hand gives a fallback on string basis when no translation for the string is found in a translation file. I need both for my desired result. 4 4 5 So with your code a Spanish user e.g. get's Spanish language, but missing Spanish translations get displayed in German. The Goal ist to have an English fallback in this case which `add_fallback` provides.5 So with your code a Spanish user e.g. get's Spanish language, but missing Spanish translations get displayed in German. The goal ist to have an English fallback in this case which `add_fallback` provides so that when your fallback does not come into play, the discovered user language get's an additional translation fallback.