Ben
(@benbornschein)
Hi Pascal,
I’ll sent you a user login for a DEV site that shows this behaviour if you like. If so, tell me where to send it to.
Ben
(@benbornschein)
I dug a little deeper and I think your plugin is not removing the WPLANG
value of the option, but is still responsible for removing it. I think it’s somehow related to the replaced <select>
field on the WordPress settings page.
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I dug a little deeper and I think your plugin is not removing the WPLANG value of the option, but is still responsible for removing it.
Hmm are you fetching that value using direct database queries? You will notice that calling get_option( 'WPLANG' )
will still return de_DE_formal
as the value, so there shouldn’t be any breakage.
But if you do direct queries or circumvent any filters that’s another story… In that case I can look into always persisting that value, no matter what.
Hey guys,
just found that with most recent versions (WP + your plugins) this issue still didn’t seem to be resolved.
But I found a little workaround (for existings sites being updated):
- Disable “Preferred Languages” temporarily
- Switch site default language back to intended language (German Formal here)
- Re-enable “Preferred languages” (old settings should be restored)
That seems to do the trick in order for Borlabs Cookie 3.x find the correct default site language.
just found that with most recent versions (WP + your plugins) this issue still didn’t seem to be resolved.
You might have seen that there hasn’t been a new release of the plugin yet, that’s why.
The Borlabs plugin does some weird stuff, so the next Preferred Languages release will contain a workaround.
Ben
(@benbornschein)
We don’t do weird stuff…we simply make our plugin compatible to the most used multilingual plugins WPML, Polylang and TranslatePress.