Dear Kars-T,

thank you for your latest update on this useful module you developed.
I wanted to try version 1.4, but I cannot locate the admin page where to set my preferences.
In version 1.3 the setting was under Administer >> User Management >> User Setting.
In version 1.4 I cannot locate the Reglang setting.
It might be that I am too sleepy tonight... or it might well be a problem with the theme (Garland at the moment)...
I run D6.10, i18n, I have enabled the Reglang module and cleared the cache, but...

Thank you in advance for any help.
Kind regards,
univac

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kars-t commented

Hi the page should be under /admin/user/reglang
Maybe you have to load the modules page to activate hook menu. In D6 this should be enough but maybe you have to deactivate / reactivate the module once.

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I just saw that I can access the page via admin menu but it is not shown in my navigation block. I will look at it. Sorry no clue what is wrong right now...

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kars-t commented
Status: Active » Fixed

Did use "MENU_SUGGESTED_ITEM" I am too tired...

Fixed in 6.x-1.5

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univac commented

Dear Kars-T,

many thanks for the modification!
This now works fine and I can enter my setting in the dedicated Reglang page.
I am using this module without with original patch at #163165: Multilanguage support for user emails #40 [#comment-1214232]
I did some tests and the module makes the job in the nominal case, i.e. when a new user try to register for the first time.
In the case that a registered user request a new password, it receive an email in the current site language, regardless her/his preferred language.
I believe that for registered users, the preferred user language should take the precedence with respect the site language, so in the RegLang setting the second option should take precedence when both are used.
I will continue to do some tests, so before commit a new version, I suggest you propose a patch.

Thanks again for your initiative.

Good night.
univac

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kars-t commented

Hi

I believe that for registered users, the preferred user language should take the precedence with respect the site language, so in the RegLang setting the second option should take precedence when both are used.
As far as I did test the module this should exactly be the behaviour. Maybe we can test this more and fix it as a bug for a new issue?

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.