Is it ok when you put ?language=pt_BR in the URL (this explicitly set and remember the locale to use for you) ? Seems to work well for me. Looks like there is an issue when automatically choosing the locale based on the browser configuration according to http://jira.xwiki.org/browse/XWIKI-10083. On Wed, Jan 20, 2016 at 4:27 PM, Mark Sack <mark.sack@secti.al.gov.br> wrote:
With XWiki 7.4 I have a site setup in Brazilian Portuguese (pt_BR). I edited the localization settings as follows: Multilingual - Yes Supported languages - pt_BR, en Default language - pt_BR
After saving the settings, the site looks like it switches to the pt local (European Portuguese?). I can tell this because the pt local is much more sparsely translated. On the drop down menu on the right, I now see a Languages item with Portuguese and English options and selecting English switches the site to English.
I go back to the drop down menu and select languages. But now I only see English - Portuguese is not listed as an available language.
I tried to repeat the above with a fresh install. This time I first set the local to pt (no multilingual support) and verified that the site is switch to pt. Then I set the multilingual support to yes and added the en local (pt still the default). Now the site switches immediately to English and the only language available on the drop down menu on the right is English.
I'd appreciate some help in setting up my site for multilingual support with both English and Brazilian Portuguese. Is there something I'm doing wrong?
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