hi,
i installed fresh version of Drupal 7.13 and installed the languages module.
i installed the Hebrew language and can see it in the user profile when i have those 2 languages.
when i save the setting to switch for different language for that user the save is not working. it worte "saved" but nothing is really saved.
the setting came back to the original ones each time.
1. i might do something wrong, so i will be happy to know what. if all my steps is right than it a bug.
2. where in the DataBase is the setting writen for that module? i don't find them anywhere, or might i don't look in the right location.
please assist on that.
thank you in advanced.
Nisim
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #16 | missing_admin_language_property_1563884-15.patch | 392 bytes | agnese.stelce |
| Screen Shot 2012-05-06 at 10.16.37.png | 66.38 KB | nisimjoseph |
Comments
Comment #1
nisimjoseph commentedhi again, it still a bug, but i found a way to pass it using the Language Dropdown switch.
it won't give me one language for the Admin and one for the site in the same time, but the user can change the language and see the interface in the selected language. it include adding all the Locale modules.
10x,
Nisim
Comment #2
d.sibaud commentedthe bug is still there
Comment #3
jisuo commentedYes, got the same error here.
Comment #4
planctus commentedsame for me...
Da.
Comment #5
td540 commentedsadly, this bug makes the whole module unusable for me
Comment #6
caspervoogt commentedI can confirm this as well.
In my case the default site & admin language is German.
When I set a user's admin language to English, the admin interface does immediately change to English .. so it DID save.
I can browse around all admin areas and the admin interface stays in English. But if I edit the user's account, the admin interface is set back to German. I can of course just pick English again and all will be well, but I don't want my non-German admin users to have a hard time editing people's accounts.
I had suspected the admin_language_node_presave function() is doing that, but in testing it did not seem to be the case. Not sure what's going on there.
Comment #7
caspervoogt commentedI also noticed the admin menu changes back to the site default (German in my case) when viewing the home page, but on other pages (so far) it is OK.
Comment #8
caw67 commentedNice Module, but doesnt work. I had Admin Language german, but english admin menu appears. And in the user profile I cant change the Adminlanguage to german. Its always english
Comment #9
wusel commentedI have the same issue.
I use:
D7.15
Administration Language 7.x-1.x-dev (2011-Aug-22)
English and german language, default is german, admin language is english.
Something is wrong.
Please help soon.
Thank you very much for this great module.
Comment #10
Aleet commentedSame issue here. I am forced to to set the global admin language to English every time I want to work on the site, even though the site maintainers speak Persian. That's because in my user page when I select English as the admin language, after save it jumps back to the "default administration language".
Also sometimes weird things happen. Some admin pages show up with mixture of English and Persian and the admin toolbar remains Persian
even though the global admin language is English. But all the text appear left to right which means the system is delivering an English page.
See pic here:
Comment #11
Aleet commentedSorry. Here's the pic:
View Screen Capture
Comment #12
wusel commentedSame issue here.
I use: D7.17 and Administration Language 7.x-1.x-dev (2011-Aug-22) - english for admin, german for the website.
Please help soon.
Thank you very much.
Wusel
Comment #13
drupov commentedOne more confirmation of this bug
Comment #14
goyb commentedUnfortunately one more confirmation of this issue for drupal 7.19
Comment #15
wulff commentedI have committed a fix to the 7.x-1.x branch of the module.
You can either grab the latest version from the repository or wait for an updated tarball to be created.
Comment #16
agnese.stelce commentedHello, wulff!
For me it seems that global variable $user doesn't contain admin_language property and because of that user settings for administration language still doesn't work. I added user_load for that on admin_language_init() function, for me then user settings works as expected.
Comment #17
wulff commentedThanks for noticing that. I have pushed a modified version of your fix to the 7.x-1.x branch.
Comment #19
wusel commentedThank you very much.
It works now.