language of admin area

[Jimmi08]

I noticed that help is in different language that rest of admin.

This is detail, but I am trying why something doesn't work (banlist is blank page) and bad translation could be reason. And I am not able to switch fully to English.

Thanks.

[CaMer0n]

@Jimmi08 Please enable debug. What is the value of e_LANGUAGE ?

[Jimmi08]

[Jimmi08]

But that problem with banlist is probably caused with something else - by some miracle site is running on php 5.4. On hosting is of course everything set on 7.1. They are trying to find the reason.

[tgtje]

Just posting while reading... did you rename the languagedir ? ( i do have > ../e107_languages/) (did a quick check on 2 installs)

[Jimmi08]

Just posting while reading... did you rename the languagedir ? ( i do have > ../e107_languages/) (did a quick check on 2 installs)

Yes, but it shouldn't be problem. You can do it in config file.

[tgtje]

Thanks, yes i know;
but mentioned it as a thing i see different in an 'untouched' installment with diff languages). (trigger thought)

[tgtje]

@Jimmi08 played a little : i do believe it is the switch that does it...
see movie
switch.zip

[Jimmi08]

Great. Awesome job. Thank you.
You confirmed that there is bug. That switch is for User Frontend area.
If it's not, then full admin area should change too.

[tgtje]

Did just thought about something, so i am not very sure it is a 'real' bug. (how strange it might seem).

Now suppose there are multiple admins/mods that can gain access to admin (and they are NOT (from example) Czech, but let's say Dutch. On MAIN entrance i do have the user_language menu activated, and this is IN use by the visitors.
Now when that 'admin' uses fe Dutch as main (sitelang = Cz; admin =Eng), he/she will enter admin having that same circumstance, however the help section ('bug'?) displays the help in his/her native tongue..

So that makes it more complex.. As non-native it 'could/would' help me, but it is/looks strange.

[Moc]

Fixed with 254f56a