El 01/06/17 a les 13:36, Mark Shane Hayden ha escrit:
Thanks this helps a lot! I have English and French activated on this
setup, though at the moment I am only using English (we want to be able
to accommodate business in Quebec in the future but we haven't
translated anything yet).
Despite the fact I have only been using English the site appears to have
the descriptions in both the product table AND the translation table.
When I edit the values in Tryton client they BOTH change, but my
updates only changed the main table and it seems the Tryton client and
my flask web shop pull the value out of the translation.
Tryton reads the data from the translation table and you should probably
do the same. Indeed, if you use flask-tryton [1], the same behaviour
will be preserved.
My advice will be to update the scripts to put the right values on the
translation table.
I will have a look at my setup to see if there is anythong weird,
however I have not specified a main language in the config file, and all
the translations have a language "en".
Would there be any damage in removing those offending translation
records? I really only need them for French in the future.
WARNING: If you want to remove translations, take care to remove only
translations for your field and language.
First of all, you should unmark the "Translatable" check on the langauge
table to indicate that this language is no more available as translation.
[1] https://pypi.python.org/pypi/flask_tryton/0.4
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