Fixed it in a deploy today, yes. No need for a bug report.
— Matt
On Apr 16, 2009, at 04:03 PM, stevenic wrote:
Matt... Did you already fix this? I was going to file a bug on it and
I just noticed that now the "next" and "previous" links contain the
"lang" param.
So do you still need a bug
Matt... Did you already fix this? I was going to file a bug on it and
I just noticed that now the "next" and "previous" links contain the
"lang" param.
So do you still need a bug on it for tracking purposes or did you
already add one?
-steve
Hi all,
The lang=XX missing in the next page URL is a bug. Please open an
issue so I remember to fix it.
Thanks;
— Matt Sanford / @mzsanford
On Apr 15, 2009, at 10:44 PM, Chad Etzel wrote:
The website uses a cookie to store your most recent language
selection.
If no "lang=foo" p
The website uses a cookie to store your most recent language selection.
If no "lang=foo" param is specified in the API query, it uses the
cookie to decide. If you do specify "lang=foo" then it will override
the cookie. You can use "lang=all" to include all languages.
In my apps I always specif
