GlennW wrote:in Firefox 3.5, Opera, and Google Chrome, the menu showed up correctly in Simplified Chinese.
Actually, strike that. I wasn't paying close enough attention during testing, and thought the smaller text (which made some of the strokes "disappear") were Simplified Chinese... They're actually all showing up as Traditional Chinese. So the language autodetect is not working for me for Simplified Chinese.
It seems like a problem at the server. I've set up for example "en-US" or "es-ES" as my preferred language, but in the data that it's sent to create the editor is sending only the language code, without including the locale, so they become "en" and "es". So if anyone is using "zh-cn", they will get "zh". In that situation I would try to disable any autodetection done at the server and let FCKeditor pick it up by itself as it should be able to detect it properly, or even if you prefer it that way, you can hardcode it to "zh-cn"
if you have any further question about how to do it: I'm sorry but I have no idea about CF or how FCKeditor is integrated there.
Thanks, at least now I can be relatively certain that the problem is with CF8. Right now I have autodetect set to false in fckconfig.js, but it's still trying to autodetect. I guess I might as well try using CKeditor, instead.
Re: Language Autodetect, IE, and possibly ColdFusion issue
Actually, strike that. I wasn't paying close enough attention during testing, and thought the smaller text (which made some of the strokes "disappear") were Simplified Chinese... They're actually all showing up as Traditional Chinese. So the language autodetect is not working for me for Simplified Chinese.
Re: Language Autodetect, IE, and possibly ColdFusion issue
I've set up for example "en-US" or "es-ES" as my preferred language, but in the data that it's sent to create the editor is sending only the language code, without including the locale, so they become "en" and "es".
So if anyone is using "zh-cn", they will get "zh".
In that situation I would try to disable any autodetection done at the server and let FCKeditor pick it up by itself as it should be able to detect it properly, or even if you prefer it that way, you can hardcode it to "zh-cn"
if you have any further question about how to do it: I'm sorry but I have no idea about CF or how FCKeditor is integrated there.
Re: Language Autodetect, IE, and possibly ColdFusion issue