Details
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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Major
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5.0-milestone-1
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None
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Integration
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Easy
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N/A
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N/A
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Description
Follow this steps to reproduce:
- In monolingual mode, create a new wiki page and set its title and content.
- Enable multilingual mode, and add a new language to the list of supported languages, say "fr" (the list becomes "en,fr"). Leave the default language unchanged.
- Edit the previously created wiki page and create the FR translation. Set a different title and add some sections (headings) to the content.
- Switch back to monolingual mode, changing the default language to "fr". Update also the list of supported languages to "fr".
- View the created wiki page. You should see the FR version. Edit and save one of the sections (you don't have to make any changes).
As a result, the wiki page has the original title (for the default translation).
The problem can also be noticed if on a monolingual wiki you change the default language (from the Localization administration section) and then edit a section page that has translations by default, like Sandbox.WebHome. Each time you edit a section of such a page the title of the page is reset to the title of the default translation for that page (en). Of course, the translation needs to have a different title in order for you to notice the difference.
Attachments
Issue Links
- is related to
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XWIKI-3357 Section edition does not take into account language
- Closed
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CST-650 Loading...
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CST-678 Loading...