Ok I made some tests...
I changed each occurence of " = " with "=" in
ApplicationResources_es.properties. Then I restarted tomcat.
$text.get("macro.weblog.postedby") was still in english.
Then I copied ApplicationResources.properties to
ApplicationResources_en.properties and copied
ApplicationResources_es.properties to ApplicationResources.properties. Then
I restarted Apache
$text.get("macro.weblog.postedby") was still in english !!!!!!!!
Finally I dropped ApplicationResources_en.properties and copied
ApplicationResources_es.properties to ApplicationResources.properties. Then
I restarted Apache
$text.get("macro.weblog.postedby") was finally in spanish !!!!!!!! That
makes me think the ApplicationResources_es.properties is not corrupted (just
some texts are missing, for instance macro.weblog.readMore or
macro.weblog.readMoreLink; in that case it just displays the "macro" name
instead of the text).
So, my opinion is that, in any case, Roller3 doesn't take the locale id sent
to the URL into consideration for $text.get use, it takes the values set in
ApplicationResources.properties, and only if there is no
ApplicationResources_en.properties is defined.
Alex
On 2/22/07, Oscar Puga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does it mean that the bundle ApplicationResources_es.properties, coming
> with
> the default install of Roller 3.0, is corrupted?
Just checking the ApplicationResources_es.properties files of Roller 3.0,
I
founded that '=' symbol between the key and value parts is surronded by a
whitespace in both sides. Perhaps this causes Roller to never match a key.
This also happens with the "nl" and "ru" locales.
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