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UP-1212
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| Type: |
Bug
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| Status: |
Open
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| Priority: |
Trivial
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| Assignee: |
Unassigned
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| Reporter: |
Mark Boyd
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1
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0
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If you were logged in you would be able to see more operations.
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uPortal
Created: 18/Aug/05 11:42 AM
Updated: 15/Apr/08 05:34 PM
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Internationalization
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| Affects Version/s: |
2.6.0 M1,
2.5.1 RC1,
2.5.0 GA,
2.5.1 RC2,
2.5.2 RC1,
2.5.1 RC3,
2.5.1 GA,
2.5.3 RC1,
2.5.2 GA,
2.5.3 RC2,
2.5.3 RC3,
2.5.3 GA,
2.6.0 RC1,
2.6.0 RC2,
2.6.0 GA,
2.6.1 RC1,
2.6.1 RC2
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| Fix Version/s: |
None
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Original Estimate:
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Unknown
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Remaining Estimate:
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Unknown
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Time Spent:
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Unknown
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There are two ways to select your locale when using the portal: the locale selector box in the upper right corner of the portal or by selecting a user locale in the preferences area via the UserLocaleSelector channel. The former changes the session locale and immediately alters the list of locales that you get from ChannelRuntimeData.getLocales(). Specifically the zero'th element is set to the locale that you selected.
The user locales channel persists your selection so that it is used when again logging in. It too has immediate effect but _only_ if a session locale has not been selected. If a session locale has been selected then setting the user locale has no effect until you log out and back in.
Changing the user locale should also force the session locale to change resulting in the locale changing immediately without logging out and back in.
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Description
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There are two ways to select your locale when using the portal: the locale selector box in the upper right corner of the portal or by selecting a user locale in the preferences area via the UserLocaleSelector channel. The former changes the session locale and immediately alters the list of locales that you get from ChannelRuntimeData.getLocales(). Specifically the zero'th element is set to the locale that you selected.
The user locales channel persists your selection so that it is used when again logging in. It too has immediate effect but _only_ if a session locale has not been selected. If a session locale has been selected then setting the user locale has no effect until you log out and back in.
Changing the user locale should also force the session locale to change resulting in the locale changing immediately without logging out and back in.
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Changing the user locale does not change the session locale
public void setUserLocales(Locale[] userLocales) { this.userLocales = userLocales; this.sessionLocales = userLocales; }
I tried this and it works OK in my installation of 2.5.2 RC1.