Hi there,
I have a problem with the translate behaviour and the automatic
language selection, that cake obviously does.

To make it short: It seems that my (or all?) Internet Explorer (IE7)
and Firefox (FFx3) use a different country code for different
languages.

For example: IE uses "deu" and the FFx uses "de_de".

That is a serious problem for me, because when Cake now tries to
access different language versions via a "find" command I get
different SQL-statements:

IE: Select .... where .... AND `I18n__description`.`locale` = 'deu'
FFx: Select .... where .... AND `I18n__description`.`locale` = 'de_de'

I save my data with "deu", so I get all the data in the IE but not the
FFx, where all "find"-commands give me an empty result.

If I would use "de_de" it would be the other way around.

Is this a problem of Cake, a problem of the browsers or a problem of
my program? Do I have to set some settings in Cake somewhere? Do I
have to change the way I write into the database or the way I get it
out of it?

Sorry, I searched for answers already, but did not find any, but since
this looks like a geneal problem, I think, maybe someone else knows
what to do. Right now, I don't even know where to start looking,
because I don't know, what Cake does in the background, when it
chooses a certain language automatically.

Greetings!

Ah I almost forgot: I use Cake-Version: 1.2.1.8004 on a Windows Vista
system with a XAMPP Apache server!


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