Hi devs, Should I file a bug for this?
Thanks and regards Markus Angst ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hi Florent, Thanks for replying. I have tried to answer your questions; see below. > I'm not sure to be great help on this subject, but hoping this give you > some pointers : > > On 09/21/2012 07:34 PM, Markus Angst wrote: >> Does somebody have an opinion / idea about this? >> >> Thanks! >> Markus Angst >> >> On 05.06.2012 20:39, Markus Angst wrote: >>> Hi, >>> >>> I have two publications A and B where B (child) is a template publication >>> of A >>> (parent). I want to change the default language and the display order in the >>> languageselector of publication B. >>> There seems no official way to do this in the GUI (at least I didn't find >>> it). >>> Is it correct to do this directly in publication.xml? >>> >>> publication.xml of publication A: >>> ... >>> <languages> >>> <language default="true">de</language> >>> <language>en</language> >>> <language>fr</language> >>> <language>it</language> >>> </languages> >>> ... >>> >>> publication.xml of publication B: >>> ... >>> <languages> >>> <language default="true">fr</language> >>> <language>de</language> >>> <language>it</language> >>> <language>en</language> >>> </languages> >>> ... >>> >>> The combination of the above configurations creates three problems: >>> >>> - The sort order of the languageselector in Publication B is the same as in >>> A. >>> Probably the languageselector always uses an alphabetical sort order? > > Or maybe only use languages defined in A. Yes, that seems true; see below. > I don't know if language definition in B override A or is added to A. I hope it will override one day... If not, how would I change the default language in B? >>> - The links of the languageselector are broken >>> - Publication A (working): >>> deutsch: (default) >>> français: http://<domain>/index_fr.html >>> italiano: http://<domain>/index_it.html >>> - Publication B (not working): >>> deutsch: http://<domain>/.html >>> français: (default) >>> italiano: http://<domain>/_it.html >>> It seems like the default language of A would somehow be used to generate >>> the URLs in B. > > May this 2 tests can help to spot the problem : > * If you don't override "language" in B, do you still have this bug ? I have to provide something in B. If I comment out <languages>...</languages> or leave it empty in publication.xml of publication B, I get a build error. > * if you just add a new language in B (say spanish), bug still here ? Yes, the bug remains. No difference. If instead I take spanish only in B; like this: <languages> <language default="true">es</language> </languages> I get the language selector greyed out with the entries deutsch | français | italiano (obviously from A) and a spanish error message telling me that the document is not available in spanish (which is true). The language list seems to be taken from A, no matter which languages I configure in B. >>> - All image links are broken in B, although they look exactly the same in A >>> and B. > > what do you mean by "look" ? The url is the same ? Yes, the URL is the same. They are all relative (without domain). > May you B publication don't have the flag files or this files are not in > a shared by all publications folder. I do not mean the language flags, I mean all images in the whole publication, which are linked from within an editable document. Thanks again, Florent. Unfortunately I have to put this aside for now and urgently work on something else. I will get back to this in December, maybe... Best regards Markus --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: user-unsubscr...@lenya.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: user-h...@lenya.apache.org
