User talk:Michael Trouw

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Latest comment: 8 years ago by Nemo bis in topic Translate extension

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Bedankt, en groeten, Nemo 19:00, 7 September 2015 (UTC)Reply

Translate extension[edit]

Hi, re phabricator:T69877#1614184 I have a hard time understanding your comments, so please forgive me if I misunderstand something. I suggest to read the documentation and the glossary: Help:Extension:Translate.

It seems you are saying that when you change interface language with ULS the content language does not change. To switch to a subpage (translation page) in another language, you have to click a link, e.g. a Special:MyLanguage link or an explicit link provided by the <languages /> bar on a translatable page: that's expected. It's possible however to automatically switch content language for the current page when changing interface language with ULS: if you desire this, enable $wgTranslatePageTranslationULS in your configuration. --Nemo 19:00, 7 September 2015 (UTC)Reply

Hi Nemo, sorry that my replies were hard to understand. I understand that I should not be discussing the Translate functionality inside a bug/patch thread, however the Babel bug did not make it clear at all wether or not all extensions from MLEB were or were not correctly installed... This is why I continued to ramble on about the Translate extension (which ultimately provides, together with the ULS, the functionality I was looking for.) Your answer is spot on, now I know that this is intended behaviour, though I still think that it is strange (I'd expect switching to the chosen language would be a good default, instead of leaving it open to the user to decide after having chosen a specific language).