Gilberto, Thank you for the explanation and the link, I did assume that what I see on avoka and on my site is not a problem rather a result of the out-of-box configuration. As you suggested I would probably stick to set-up my site with one locale - that would do the trick in my case! Once again, thank you for the help and all the best! Regards Tamas Date: Mon, 5 Aug 2013 15:06:29 -0300 Subject: Re: Paginator language detection issues From: [email protected] To: [email protected]
Tamas, I think there are no problem with the example and your app. The inconsistency you see, mainly on click examples, is that all the examples are in English, but all the controls has their own internationalization file and when you reach the site with your on language the controls render in your locale but the site always on English. However, you can make you site just with one locale [1]. Regards, Gilberto [1] http://click.apache.org/docs/user-guide/htmlsingle/click-book.html#click-app 2013/8/3 Tamas Balazs <[email protected]> Dear Apache Click Team, I wonder if you could shed some light/give me some pointers from where I can tailor the framework accordingly - I currently have some issues with the table paginator object. When I visit the avoka example site with my girlfriend's computer (Windows Vista with traditional Chinese) at the Column Panel demo the paginator comes in with traditional Chinese characters whilst the whole site is English. I implemented a similar structure on my web-server and the issue has replicated itself, the only difference was that my server does not support traditional Chinese yet, thus the paginator was full of question marks as usual. Would you know how to fix up the language/characters at the table paginator object as I would like to keep some sort of language consistency on the web-interface of my application without having any relation to the visitor's language settings at their operation system level. Any advise will be highly appreciated. Regards Tamas
