Bug #48674
closed
Only limited languages for frontend applications available
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Description
Since the changes beneath, only languages from the limited list in t3lib_l10n_Locales will work in frontend applications (tslib_fe->readLLfile/initLLvars & TypoScriptFrontendController->readLLfile/initLLvars).
1. I want to use Indonesian for example -> not possible anymore
2. it is a breaking change -> how comes it that it was applied to a patch release
Example:
config.language = id
1 = TEXT
1 {
data = LLL:test/locallang.xliff
}
Original issue:
http://forge.typo3.org/issues/44099
Introduced in Typo3 4.6 with this changeset but also integrated in all other releases up to 6.1:
https://review.typo3.org/#/c/18276/2/typo3/sysext/cms/tslib/class.tslib_fe.php
I don't no exactly why it's introduced but since it breaks localization for several languages it's clearly a bug.
Updated by Helmut Hummel almost 11 years ago
- Status changed from New to Needs Feedback
- Assignee deleted (
Xavier Perseguers)
Daniel Alder wrote:
1. I want to use Indonesian for example
> not possible anymore>readLLfile/initLLvars & TypoScriptFrontendController->readLLfile/initLLvars).
Since the changes beneath, only languages from the limited list in t3lib_l10n_Locales will work in frontend applications (tslib_fe
I don't no exactly why it's introduced but since it breaks localization for several languages it's clearly a bug.
If you want to use your "own" languages, you have to provide them in configuation:
$GLOBALS['TYPO3_CONF_VARS']['SYS']['localization']['locales']['user']['id'] = 'Indonesian';
2. it is a breaking change -> how comes it that it was applied to a patch release
Obviously this fixed a bug (complete language fallback implementation), but had the side effect of breaking other undocumented behaviour (using "own" languages without registering them).
Sorry for any inconvenience!
Can you check if the above configuration (e.g. in localconf.php) fixes your problem?
Updated by Daniel Alder almost 11 years ago
Helmut Hummel wrote:
If you want to use your "own" languages, you have to provide them in configuation:
$GLOBALS['TYPO3_CONF_VARS']['SYS']['localization']['locales']['user']['id'] = 'Indonesian';
Can you check if the above configuration (e.g. in localconf.php) fixes your problem?
Thank you! this is working like expected ;) (sorry I overlooked this configuration!) So the problem is solved.
Updated by Markus Klein almost 11 years ago
- Status changed from Needs Feedback to Closed