I've been using the Domain module for a couple of days and everything works except translations.
In every view I get all the languages of my content. First the one I should see, then I see it again (same language) and the translation.
I've got 2 languages set up. And I've enabled the setting "Restrict node views for administrators"
It works if I create a view for those pages but that seems like a lot of overhead for something that should work out of the box.
Am I missing a configuration option?
It happens on term pages and pages ( per site in my case)
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Comments
Comment #1
agentrickardThere isn't much information here.
1) Are you _really_ using 7.x.3-dev? If not, what version are you using?
2) Is your View filter set correctly?
3) How are you handling language-switching?
4) What domain-specific language settings do you have?
Comment #2
agentrickardComment #3
agentrickardThis seems to be a core problem (or end-user confusion?). The home page, for instance, doesn't filter the listing query by language at all.
Comment #4
agentrickardBetter title.
Comment #5
jonaswouters commentedTested in clean drupal install with translation/locale module enabled.
Language detection via path. Also tried session, nothing (default EN) but still won't filter.
All the translations of the nodes show up on the front page and the taxonomy pages (listing nodes in that taxonomy).
There seems to be no node filtering on language.
Switching languages does not change anything.
Comment #6
agentrickardHere's an illustration of the behavior. On the French site, I would expect that the English node would not appear.
The query, however, is the same for both languages, with no language filter applied.
Comment #7
droplet commentednew drupal user ??
because Drupal 6 working in same way & I do not see any D7 issue about new change to this part.. so I guess it work as design.
language swither block is only switch interface text:
Language switcher (User interface text)
I changed priority to lower but still keep open first. (it can close as work as designed)
Comment #8
damien tournoud commentedDefinitely by design for D6-7. That something we can discuss implementing in D8.
Comment #9
jonaswouters commented@droplet: I do like how you handled that "new drupal user ??". You make users feel welcome to the community.
I'm a first time translate module user yes...
If this issue is 'by design' it should mention that in the help of that module. It is not mentioned there and not mentioned in the documentation on this site (http://drupal.org/documentation/modules/translation)
Looking at the comments there this behavior is causing confusion and should be cleared out.
Comment #10
agentrickardFor the record, I've been around since 4.5 and found this behavior a total WTF. We _really_ don't filter posts by the active language?
Looks like i18n provides this feature. http://drupal.org/project/i18n
http://drupal.org/project/active_translation provides a good description of the issue.
Comment #11
porg commentedI have been using Drupal 6, and now tried Drupal 7.
The described issue and other similar issues clearly indicate that out-of-the-box, Drupal 7 is still very un-useable as a multilingual site, and still requires the addition of contributed modules, and a lot of configuration efforts, until it finally works... Sad!
Comment #21
quietone commentedThis has been working for a while. Not sure when it was added.
Closing as outdated.