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On Wed, Jan 4, 2012 at 5:17 AM, Jongha Kim <me@wisedog.net> wrote:

Is Askbot website URL  http://osqa-test.libreoffice.org/questions/ , right?
I tried to translate 3~4 words(in Askbot/LC_MESSAGES) in English to in
Korean in main page.
But I can't see any translated words, only some chinese words are
displayed.

This is the one thing that prevents deploying askbot right now - the
problem is that the template-engine used by askbot caches restults
when it should not cache stuff.

So whatever locale people use when the page is fist accessed/when the
cache did expire will be used for that element.

What needs to be done is to remove the elements from include-style
references into the general templates (that are cached properly)

So no problem on your side, but a problem in jinja (that's the name of
the template-engine)

See also http://www.mail-archive.com/website@global.libreoffice.org/msg06876.html
"Askbot: Caching problem (mixed up translations)"

ciao
Christian

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