> Doesn´t this language selector extension accept bug reports somewhere > IMHO this is just very clearly in violation of > > http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec14.html#sec14.4 > > and thus just simply implemented the wrong way. > > Such extension is pretty useless if it doesn´t adhere to the accepted > HTTP Protocol standards and better even not being used if it doesn´t > work as it would be supposed to work. > > Languages must only be sorted by the additional "q" value if present, > defaulting to 1.0 for those where it is not present.
I haven't yet looked into submitting a bug report on this extension. It's on my list if soemone else here doesn't manage to do so first. If we don't use such an extension, what can we do to provide the Wiki interface in localized languages to people who do not have a Wiki account? Not everyone is able to manage in English. Put it another way, imagine that the interface defaulted to Russian if you were not logged in. Would those of us who cannot read Russian be able to navigate the Wiki interface well enough to register and then set the language to one we can read/understand? I know I couldn't in this case. At least with this extension in place, we make an effort to provide the Wiki navigation and interface in the reader's preferred language. Is there a better solution? if there is one, we can certainly install it an use it. I just haven't yet found one that was better. C. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
