Do manual testing, focusing on anon with page caching [#324819]

Steps to set up and test:

Enable modules
- locale
- content translation
- all modules in the Multilanguage fieldset
Add French and Spanish to languages at admin/settings/language.
Enable country code module
Add US and Canada to countries at admin/settings/country-code
- Add English and Spanish languages to US - admin/settings/country-code-country/us/languages
- Add English and French languages to Canada - /admin/settings/country-code-country/ca/languages
Enable page caching (not aggressive)
Set language negotiation to 'Based on country settings' - admin/settings/language/configure
Move Language switcher and Country switcher blocks to the sidebar.
Set the 'page' content type's Multilingual support to Enabled, with translation
Create a piece of page content in English
Translate that page into 'fr'
Log out
Visit the home page as anon
Switch countries using the country-switcher block
Switch languages using the language-switcher block

Comments

Comment #1

wmostrey commented 22 October 2008 at 19:39

I tested this and will create two new tickets for minor UI issues I found.

When I switch countries, the language-switcher block gets updated with all available languages for that node and the selected country.

When I select "Global" I see both English and Français.
When I select "United States" I see English.
When I select "Canada" I see both English and Français.

So this all works as expected.

What I do find confusing is that the language links on the node itself don't get changed by the module. So the link to the French translation of the English node is still present when I select "United States", even though the French link is no longer available in the translation block. I'm not sure if this falls in the scope of the module but this is what I would expect from it.