If the user clicks the edit link for a node whose language is different from the current interface language of the user in the Content page (admin/content), the interface language does not change when the edit page loads. It causes problems with references.
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| #1 | Greenshot_2012-02-13_18-05-38.png | 17.47 KB | C. Lee |
| #1 | Greenshot_2012-02-13_18-05-44.png | 17.81 KB | C. Lee |
Comments
Comment #1
C. Lee commentedI'm not good at English, so I include screenshots describing the problem:
Maybe i18n is not to blame, and someone can let me know how to change the interface language via redirection (using theme or other modules). I don't want the interface language and the content language differ in my site.
Comment #2
C. Lee commentedComment #3
C. Lee commentedComment #4
jose reyero commentedSee http://drupal.org/node/1551688
Comment #5
jose reyero commentedDropped that option so this is not needed anymore, see #1551688: Drop 'Switch interface for translating' option (Reconsider)
Comment #6
pascalduez commentedHi,
well, I don't fancy re-opening old issues but I'm a bit puzzled here.
The behavior described in #1 is still well alive I'm afraid, and actually really confusing for the users/editors.
The behavior of the edit and delete links in
/admin/contentis different from all other places. They link to the node without switching the interface language, they keep the current language.While the title link is switching.
If I am on
/node/[nid]/translatethen both title and edit links are switching language.The non-switching edit/delete links are actually causing problems, with for instance a taxonomy widget with translated terms. If interface language != node language, then it is reset to none.
Am I missing something ?
Comment #7
jose reyero commentedThis is some inconsistency in Drupal core (Content translation), so you can file an issue for it.