Rene Erfurth: >I want to set the language as preferred language in the Personal Preferences of >a user account.
I see more or less the same thing. My personal preference is ignored. Sometimes the content changes to English, while the navigation menu's are still in Dutch. It looks as if there are some issues here. There's a bug in the collector which suggests this functionality may not have made it into 2.1, although it seems to be there. http://plone.org/collector/2283 There is also a comment from Alexander Limi in another language issue: http://plone.org/collector/2129 ... which suggest that Plone uses the prefered language configured in the browser. >I´m new to Plone and zope and installed it with Windows installer downloaded >from plone.org in Version: > > Plone Version-2.1-2900 I assume this is 2.1.1 or 2.1.almost-1 >The only additional zope product I installed was epoz. Are you sure you want to do that? Plone just moved from Epoz to Kupu in 2.1. >I tried to find the PloneLanguageTool in my installation but without success. >Where can I find it if it is installed. In Plone 2.1.1 you'll find it in site setup > product management (reverse-translated from a Dutch Plone). It is in the distribution, but it's not installed by default (I don't know why). Select it, and click 'install'. Then go to site settings > language settings. Unfortunately, it's not clear how the portal-wide settings, personal preference and browser setting interact. In particular, when 'Use browser language request negotiation' is enabled in PloneLanguageTool, I don't know what should win: the language chosen in Plone's personal preference, or the language(s) chosen in the browser. >Is it necessary to set the languages? PloneLanguageTool allows you to configure the portal-wide default, language negotiation scheme etc. -- Rene Pijlman http://www.applinet.nl/ _______________________________________________ Setup mailing list [email protected] http://lists.plone.org/mailman/listinfo/setup
