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We had an issue where we enabled fallback language settings at the item level on a base template so that it would apply to all of our items. It worked for about 90% of our items but not for others even though the sitecore content editor indicated that it was working. Placing this here for anyone else who has this issue. I didnt find a specific solution for this issue on Google and was lucky enough to figure it out. Hopefully this can help someone else out too. Our setup is Sitecore 8.1 with Habitat Asp.net MVC Daniel Kereama Here are some steps to make language fallback work for all items by

I am a beginner with using: django, the django rest framework and the client-side MVC framework Angularjs. I would like to ask any developers working or familiar with this stack in any of your projects, how you deal with translations (in many languages)? What are best practices to do it as efficiently as possible and are there any new language extensions available? There's nothing specific to AngularJS about dealing with languages. If you want to handle the choice client-side, make sure to set the Accept-Language header. See the django translation docs . If you want to handle language choice

Is there a way to identify whether the browser encoding is set to/supports "UTF-8" from Javascript? I want to send "UTF-8" or "English" letters based on browser setting transparently (i.e. without asking the User) Edit: Sorry I was not very clear on the question. In a Browser the encoding is normally specified as Auto-Detect (or) Western (Windows/ISO-9959-1) (or) Unicode (UTF-8) . If the user has set the default to Western then the characters I send are not readable. In this situation I want to inform the user to either set the encoding to "Auto Detect" (or) "UTF-8" . First off, UTF-8 is an

The SVG specs describe a systemLanguage attribute ( http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG/struct.html#SystemLanguageAttribute ) that can be used to provide multilingual content (for example when put in a switch that provides cases for different languages). But what exactly is meant with systemLanguage ? Is it the language of the Browser? The language of operating System? The keyboard layout language? The thing that PHP's $_SERVER[’HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE’] contains? A parameter of the SVG file itself (like foo.svg?en-US )? What "thing" can/should/may I change to actually trigger the element with matching

I have a problem with a magento installation. I used Magento ver. 1.5.0.1, community edition to develop this website http://cissmarket.com/ . The problem appears when I change the language from the EU version to French and after that to German. The change to french is ok, but when in the same page i change to German i receive a 404 error. Also this is generation 404 errors in the Google webmaster tools and when i try for example to take this link and paste it in the browser it gives me also a 404 error. I have there some 50 products and ~550 404 errors in Google Webmaster tools. I understand

I would like to create a multilingual app with React. The way I see it would be to have a js file for each language, for example : en.js: module.exports = { langEnglish: 'English', langFrench: 'French', navHome: 'Home', navUsers: 'Users', ... }; fr.js: module.exports = { langEnglish: 'Anglais', langFrench: 'Français', navHome: 'Accueil', navUsers: 'Utilisateurs', ... }; As each language file will be quite big and there could be dozens of different languages supported, I would prefer to download only the correct file to use depending on the language chosen in order to minimize loading time (and