The trick with cultures is knowing what happens when, the reasons why -
and understanding where your code fits into the cycle.
There's a negotiation that happens between the browser and the server -
where they quiz each other about what cultures the browser has been
configured with - and wh
That is not what I mean. When a user submits an advertisement, he/she
must enter it in his own local language (for example FR) and for EN.
When a dutch user (language NL) views the advertisement, there will
ofcourse be no NL i18n content be submitted. So then Symfony has to
display the EN info.
Bu
Which means that the list of preferred cultures comes from the advert -
rather than from the site
On Mon, 26 Oct 2009 21:12:56 +0100, HAUSa
wrote:
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> That is not what I mean. When a user submits an advertisement, he/she
> must enter it in his own local language (for example FR) and fo
Hmm, I don't think you understand me. Or I just don't get it yet :)
Two users: one from France (language FR), one from Holland (language
NL)
The website supports three languages: EN, FR and NL
FR guy submits his advertisement in EN and FR
Now the NL guy wants to view this advert. Because his cul
