<!--- i18n: admin bits --->
<cfif NOT structKeyExists(application.adminBundle, session.dmProfile.locale)>
<!--- <cfset application.adminBundle[session.dmProfile.locale]=application.rB.getResourceBundle("farcry.admin",session.dmProfile.locale,true)> --->
<cfset application.adminBundle[session.dmProfile.locale]=application.rB.getResourceBundle("#application.path.core#/packages/resources/admin.properties",session.dmProfile.locale,false)>
</cfif>
<!--- i18n: find out this locale's writing system direction using our special psychic powers --->
<cfif application.i18nUtils.isBIDI(session.dmProfile.locale)>
<cfset session.writingDir="rtl">
<cfelse>
<cfset session.writingDir="ltr">
</cfif>
<!--- i18n: final bit, grab user language from locale, tarts up html tag --->
<cfset session.userLanguage=left(session.dmProfile.locale,2)>
Take a look at farcry_core/tags/navajo/login.cfm to see where it fits in to the login logic (about line 72). It should be added once the user has been authenticated and the dmProfile structure has been added to session scope.
-Brendan http://farcry.daemon.com.au
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