Do a script to make a fake english question after every reload ? Is this
too bad ?
Rogerio
2011/12/15 Alexander Werner <alex@documentfoundation.org>
Hi,
Am 15.12.2011 um 21:48 schrieb Christian Lohmaier:
I touched libo-askbot/askbot/skins/default/templates/macros.html and
visited the page with browser locale set to French → now the affected
strings are in French.
you found the right file... askbot replaced the built-in template language
by jinja2. It seems as if the contents of jinja macros are heavily cached
without any way of changing this. So the translation is loaded exactly one
time: The first request after a server reload determines the language of
translated strings inside the macros. I'm currently working out what the
best way of replacing them is.
Cu,
Alex
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