Text-language is always Norwegian

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Tristan Koen	Friday 21 November 2003 5:55:58 am I use Mozilla as my browser of choice. If I look at the page properties (on Mozilla) for ANY ez website (irrespective of language), I see Miscellaneous Properties->text-language: Norwegian. Looking at the HTTP headers on my site, I have Content-language: eng-GB which is correct. I have no idea where the text-language: Norwegian property is derived from. Anyone out there got any idea?
Hans Melis	Sunday 23 November 2003 2:33:06 pm Hi, I believe Mozilla fetches this information from the HTML source, and not from any HTTP headers sent. The pagelayout.tpl of ezp contains the following line: <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="no" lang="no"> I bet Mozilla will show English when you change the "no" to "en". -- Hans Hans http://blog.hansmelis.be
Tristan Koen	Sunday 23 November 2003 10:56:23 pm Aaaaarrrrggghhhh!!!! I looked everywhere except there. Thanks Hans. You're a genius.

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Friday 21 November 2003 5:55:58 am

I use Mozilla as my browser of choice. If I look at the page properties (on Mozilla) for *ANY* ez website (irrespective of language), I see
Miscellaneous Properties->text-language: Norwegian.
Looking at the HTTP headers on my site, I have
Content-language: eng-GB which is correct.

I have no idea where the text-language: Norwegian property is derived from. Anyone out there got any idea?

Hans Melis

Sunday 23 November 2003 2:33:06 pm

Hi,

I believe Mozilla fetches this information from the HTML source, and not from any HTTP headers sent. The pagelayout.tpl of ezp contains the following line:

I bet Mozilla will show English when you change the "no" to "en".

--
Hans

Hans
http://blog.hansmelis.be

Tristan Koen

Sunday 23 November 2003 10:56:23 pm

Aaaaarrrrggghhhh!!!!
I looked *everywhere* except there.
Thanks Hans. You're a genius.