Details
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Type:
Bug
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Status:
Resolved
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Priority:
Major
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Resolution: Not an Issue
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Affects Version/s: 1.9.3
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Fix Version/s: 1.10.0
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Component/s: Zend_Translate
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Labels:None
Description
As mentioned in the manual the locale "en_US" should downgrade to "en", if "en_US" not exists, but "en" does. This does not work. I have a language file with "de", but if I set my browser to prefer "de_DE" before "de" the Exception "No translation for language "de_DE" available. I looked into Translate/Adapter.php and found something at line 330
if (empty($this->_translate[$locale])) { if (!$this->_options['disableNotices']) { if ($this->_options['log']) { $this->_options['log']->notice("No translation for the language '{$locale}' available."); } else { trigger_error("No translation for the language '{$locale}' available.", E_USER_NOTICE); } } }
If I var_dump() $this->_translate I see, that there is a key "de_DE" with an empty array as valie, which I have never added. I dont know, where it come from, but its quite annoying.
Activity
The notice itself its not the problem. And of course I see, that I can disable them 
But where did the "phantom language" data for "de_DE" come from? As I said I never added it. And therefore this notice shouldnt occur here, or what I misunderstood?
But where did the "phantom language" data for "de_DE" come from? As I said I never added it. And therefore this notice shouldnt occur here, or what I misunderstood?
I don't see where the problem should be.
According to manual you can disable the triggered notice with the "disableNotices" option.
Or simply look into the codeline you copied...