I want to have only one translation, the one set by the LANGUAGE_CODE
parameter to be available, no matter the browser settings. Django
checks the http header for accepted languages before the LANGUAGE_CODE
in the settings. Thus, I get the translation I want only when the
language is added to my browsers list of preferred languages.
But the browsers' language settings can be misleading in some cases.
I thought restricting the LANGUAGES will do, and add the following
lines to my settings, as suggested in the documentation:
gettext_noop = lambda s: s
LANGUAGES = (
('tr', gettext_noop('Turkish')),
)
but this doesn't solve the issue. Now I cannot get the translation
even when 'Turkish' is added to my browsers list of accepted
languages.
Thanks for any suggestions...
oMat
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