Configuration > Geeklog > Languages and Locale > Language

The entries "Language Files" and "Languages" should both have the "Restore" option visible for a site that does NOT use the multi-language support. If they are BOTH enabled, you do have multi-language support enabled.

bye, Dirk

looking at the error log I'm seeing this one:

20.07.2008 23:41:42 - Language "english" not found in $_CONF['language_files'] array!

When I'm logged in with my user this does not happen, only with anonymous users

What does that mean? :banghead:

ok...now I'm really ticked off at geeklog now....

I've installed a new test site with a new installation of Geeklog 1.5.0 url: http://test-helm.helm.no

When I actived the multi-Language function. I'm getting the same problems. The Welcome to Geeklog! story is not visable to anonymous users. I've been using geeklog since 2002 and never had problems like this. Is this a bug in the system?

It works as designed then ...

When you enable multi-language support, all your stories and topics must have a suffix for the language. The default "welcome" post (and the default topics) don't have that, so they won't show up. This how it worked since the feature was introduced in 1.4.1.

You should be able to view the story if you call it up directly, though. Non-multi-language aware stories and topics just won't be listed automatically.

bye, Dirk

P.S. And it does: http://test-helm.helm.no/article.php?story=welcome

where can I add this language suffix for the topics and Stories?

:rtfm: Multi-Language Support

I don't see where it mentions what to do with the Stories or topics???? or am I missing somthing???

I think I got it now,

Thanks Dirk