Thanks Andrew, the "baruwa-admin compilemessages" command worked.
Cheers,
Anis

On Mon, Jul 18, 2011 at 11:08 AM, Andrew Colin Kissa
<[email protected]>wrote:

>
> On 18 Jul 2011, at 11:59 AM, anis wrote:
>
> > Hi, System: Baruwa v1.1.0 I have this strange issue, when choosing a
> different language before logging in the front end switch to the proper
> language, however after anyone login to his own profile, the language switch
> back to the default English
>
> This is because there are no translations available for the language
> selected, that is the reason it will default back to English.
>
> This will usually be the case if you either installed from source or from
> the debian package and did not run manage.py compilemessages
> users of the SL/RHEL/Centos do not have this issue as the build process
> compiles the translations and removes the .po files.
>
> The fix for this is to run baruwa-admin compilemessages
>
> > and there's no possibility to change the language.
>
> This is a short coming i am aware of and will add a language selector to
> the interface, i already have that in the 2.0 version anyway.
>
> >  I was reading somewhere in this mail-list that it depends on the
> browser...
>
> There is two ways the language gets determined, if your browser is set to a
> language that is supported, that will be selected by default
>
> > Is there any solution to force the language selected to be present after
> the admin/user login no matter what is the browser language?
>
> Yes the LANGUAGE_CODE = 'en' setting
>
> > @Andrew: maybe setting this on the user profile (somewhere in the user
> profile sql table?) so after login the user will not have to choose the
> language every time before he logs in, or if a "static" forcing the language
> from the login front page is not possible maybe a drop down language
> "changer"?
>
> Yes that is possible already implemented in 2.0 will back port to 1.1.x
>
> > Thanks, Anis
>
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