I didn't know what to do to get around this bug using Qooxdoo so this is what
I am using as a solution:
var locale = drmobile.StringUtil.getLocaleDetails(
qx.locale.Manager.getInstance().getLocale() );
if( typeof locale.label == 'undefined' )
{
var lang = window.navigator.language;
qx.locale.Manager.getInstance().setLocale( lang.replace("-","_" )
);
}
where getLocaleDetails() performs a quick analysis on the string returned
from Qooxdoo and returns the following structure:
{ code: code, territory: territory, label: language, value: locale }
So yes, the browser supplied variables contain the correct locale. Perhaps
your code isn't handling the "-" or the territory case and is messing up as
a result since the browser returns the string as "xx-xx"
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