Changes between Initial Version and Version 2 of Ticket #28636


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Sep 28, 2017, 3:58:09 AM (7 years ago)
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Denis Anuschewski
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  • Ticket #28636

    • Property Component Utilities → Internationalization
    • Property Keywords internationalization added; locale removed

  • Ticket #28636 – Description

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    1 **Problem**: In the current state, the user's discovered language preference is only returned when found in `settings.LANGUAGES`. That's more than sufficient for the normal translation routine, but there seems to be no way (at least no DRY way) to find out a user's locale preference REGARDLESS of `settings.LANGUAGES`.
     1**Problem**: In the current state, the user's discovered language preference is only returned when found in `settings.LANGUAGES`. That's more than sufficient for the normal translation routine, but there seems to be no way (at least no DRY way) to find out a user's preference REGARDLESS of `settings.LANGUAGES`.
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    3 **Suggestion**: It would be nice to have an easy way for finding out a languange preference from request, even if it's not listed in your supported languages. You could think of an optional flag, so that the preference from `get_language_from_request` is checked against `LANG_INFO` in the translation module rather than only against `settings.LANGUAGES`. This would give you a locale from all languages that are available in the translation module. You could use that e.g. for comparing with `settings.LANGUAGE_CODE` and add a fallback for specific cases.
     3**Suggestion**: It would be nice to have an easy way for finding out a languange preference from request, even if it's not listed in your supported languages. You could think of an optional flag, so that the preference from `get_language_from_request` is checked against `LANG_INFO` in the translation module rather than against `settings.LANGUAGES`. This would give you one of all available languages in the translation module. You could use that e.g. for comparing with `settings.LANGUAGE_CODE` and add a fallback for specific cases.
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