Bug #69014
closedMoving translated content-elements should keep language-ID
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Description
- Have a page with 2 languages
- Create a content-element and translate it.
- Cut (or copy?) that element.
- Paste it on a page that only has the default-language.
- Both languages of the content-element get inserted in the default-language.
(It works fine if the target-page was also available for both languages!)
- Content should for the second language should still stay in its language. Since the page is not available in that language obviously it would be hidden (for the moment). Creating that language-overlay for the page would then show the translated content.
Updated by Riccardo De Contardi over 6 years ago
- Status changed from New to Needs Feedback
I performed the following test with TYPO3 8.7.9:
Prerequisites:¶
1) Fresh TYPO3 installation with two languages (default, Italian and ID=1, English)
2) Create a pagetree like this:
--+[pagina1] | +--- [pagina2]
pagina1 is translated in english, while pagina2 is not.
Test:¶
1) create a content element in the default column of pagina 1, default language, type: header, call it "*Test*"
2) switch to language view and translate it in english (Translate mode, not copy), rename it "*Test ENG*"
3) switch to column view (still default language) and cut the content element
4) paste it into pagina2
Results¶
1) pagina1 and its english translation are emptied - if you go back in language view, both "default" columns are empty
2) page view of pagina2 shows only the content element in default language
3) if you translate pagina2, then "*Test ENG*" appears in the default column of the translated pagina2
Is this test valid? Is it sufficient to consider this issue closed or am I forgetting something? Thank you for your feedback.
Updated by Stefan Neufeind over 6 years ago
- Status changed from Needs Feedback to Resolved
I tried it as well on 8 LTS again. Works fine. Thanks a lot.
Updated by Riccardo De Contardi over 6 years ago
- Status changed from Resolved to Closed
Thanks for your quick feedback.