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17.10.4 |
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Imported Office (in this case: Word) documents seem to have an empty default language, which also cannot be changed in a non-multilingual Wiki.
Maybe the importer can derive the language from the imported document's meta data / paragraph information?
*Information carried over from XWIKI-20744:*
On an XWIKI cloud demo instance:
When creating a page by importing an Office document (Create > "Page from Office" type), the newly created page locale is set to "None" instead of being set to the default locale as I would expect.
If I create a blank page, or a diagram page for example, the locale is correctly set (to English in my case).
It creates some confusion and side effects I think:
* Initially with Locale = None, the "Translate" button at the top and the "translations" section in the information section bottom of the page don't appear . I had to edit in wiki mode to find the translation options. They only showed up later after creating the chinese translation.
* I intially thought my original page was "english" (my default locale) and I was tanslating to Chinese. But since it was actually set to "None" and not "English", Chinese became the new locale for the page. Took me a while to find how to get back to the original english content one (possible by clicking "Original locale : None" in the bottom information section that later showed up).
* If I create localised version by translating, there is still an existing version somewhere with locale = none. So instead of having 2 versions of my page (english, chinese) , I have 3 (english, chinese, None)
Reproducible on demo XWiki Jetty/HSQLDB {{17.10.3}} with LibreOffice {{25.8.4.2}} by importing any text document ({{{}odt{}}}, {{doc}} or {{{}docx{}}}) for page creation.
Created page with/without children will have {{{}Language = None{}}}.
Partial content of XML structure of wiki page on my end
{noformat}
<language/>
<defaultLanguage/>{noformat} |
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bugfixingday l10n |
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