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The displayed language for a given thesaurus service provider in System Settings > System Data Settings > System Data Settings > Thesaurus Service Provider changes depending on what language the System Settings page is being displayed in.
I've reproduced this error on both a local test VM running Arches 7.6.6 and on a VPS running 7.6.0. Languages in both cases were en and fr-fr. I encountered this bug while attempting to resolve the problems described in #11794.
The actual language of the thesaurus service provider can be viewed by examining the tiles table in postgres, if you can work out what the provider's UUID is - I wasn't sure how to determine this reliably.
Steps to reproduce:
(In an Arches 7.6.x install with at least two installed languages)
In the System Settings page, create a thesaurus service provider entry with any language the system is configured for.
Switch languages (eg, go from https://domainname/en/settings to https://domainname/fr-fr/settings) and find the thesaurus provider you just created.
Click the Languages (or Langues, etc) dropdown in the thesaurus service provider pane to show the provider's language.
Expected behavior:
The displayed language of the provider should be consistent with the language specified at the time of creation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The displayed language for a given thesaurus service provider in
System Settings > System Data Settings > System Data Settings > Thesaurus Service Provider
changes depending on what language the System Settings page is being displayed in.I've reproduced this error on both a local test VM running Arches 7.6.6 and on a VPS running 7.6.0. Languages in both cases were
en
andfr-fr
. I encountered this bug while attempting to resolve the problems described in #11794.The actual language of the thesaurus service provider can be viewed by examining the
tiles
table in postgres, if you can work out what the provider's UUID is - I wasn't sure how to determine this reliably.Steps to reproduce:
(In an Arches 7.6.x install with at least two installed languages)
https://domainname/en/settings
tohttps://domainname/fr-fr/settings
) and find the thesaurus provider you just created.Languages
(orLangues
, etc) dropdown in the thesaurus service provider pane to show the provider's language.Expected behavior:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: