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Well this certainly gives me a result I can use <br>
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Lukas Renggli a écrit :
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<pre wrap=""> language isNil
ifTrue:
[language := '??'.
html
script: 'if (navigator.appName == "Netscape")
var language = navigator.language;
else
var language = navigator.browserLanguage;
window.location.href="'
, html context actionUrl asString , '&'
, (html callbacks registerCallback: [:v | language
:= v]) , '=" + language'].
html render: language.
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You already have it in an instance-variable called 'language'. Instead
of rendering it on the screen you can do something else.
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I inspected the returned object in many ways but no way to get acces to
something indicating the language their must be a stupid thing I am
missing here.<br>
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Note that the language information is also present in the request
header. So instead of using JavaScript I would do something more
compilant and easy:
language := self session currentRequest headers
at: 'accept-language'
ifAbsent: [
self session currentRequest headers
at: 'lang' ifAbsent: [] ]
Lukas
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Well this ceratinly gives me an easy to use result in my case:
'fr,fr-fr;q=0.8,en-us;q=0.5,en;q=0.3'<br>
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However if I do this in my English Opera Browser it still gives french
allthough the javascript gives English ?<br>
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Oké I haven't changed the OS language.<br>
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Rgrds,<br>
@+Maarten,<br>
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