Michael Mosel | 3 Jul 01:28

i18ndude broke my plone (?)

Hello everyone,

I am a complete newbie to using zope, plone or i18ndude.

I have following problem:
I just installed the plone server (version 3.1.2) under Windows XP, SP3 
which works fine. I have been using ArchGenXML to translate UML diagrams 
('written' with ArgoUML) into applications under plone.
Tonight I installed i18ndude (http://pypi.python.org/pypi/i18ndude) 
which installed fine but since then my plone doesn't start anymore. The 
"Plone Controller" (the software under windows with which to 
administrate the plone server) tells me, that the server is still 
running but I don't get any HTML sites... If I type http://localhost:82/ 
into the address bar of my browser (yes, it's really running on port 82) 
simply nothing happens... i only get a white page (just a minute before 
the installation of i18ndude everything worked fine).

I had a look at the logfiles in D:\Programme\Plone 3\Data\log but they 
all look fine: The server starts normally.

Since I am an absolute newbie concerning plone, I don't know what to try 
next. Anyone got useful pieces of advise for me??

Regards,
Michael
P.S.: Could it be related to this problem: 
http://www.nabble.com/easy_install-i18ndude-is-dangerous-now-td10200620s6741.html 

???

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Encolpe Degoute | 3 Jul 12:54

Re: i18ndude broke my plone (?)

Hello,
You should use virtualenv to install i18ndude:
http://pypi.python.org/pypi/virtualenv

i18ndude depends on some Zope3 library that broke your Zope 2 environment.

Michael Mosel a écrit :
> Hello everyone,
> 
> I am a complete newbie to using zope, plone or i18ndude.
> 
> I have following problem:
> I just installed the plone server (version 3.1.2) under Windows XP, SP3 
> which works fine. I have been using ArchGenXML to translate UML diagrams 
> ('written' with ArgoUML) into applications under plone.
> Tonight I installed i18ndude (http://pypi.python.org/pypi/i18ndude) 
> which installed fine but since then my plone doesn't start anymore. The 
> "Plone Controller" (the software under windows with which to 
> administrate the plone server) tells me, that the server is still 
> running but I don't get any HTML sites... If I type http://localhost:82/ 
> into the address bar of my browser (yes, it's really running on port 82) 
> simply nothing happens... i only get a white page (just a minute before 
> the installation of i18ndude everything worked fine).
> 
> I had a look at the logfiles in D:\Programme\Plone 3\Data\log but they 
> all look fine: The server starts normally.
> 
> Since I am an absolute newbie concerning plone, I don't know what to try 
> next. Anyone got useful pieces of advise for me??
> 
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Michael Mosel | 4 Jul 20:13

Re: i18ndude broke my plone (?)

Thanks for your response. :)

I am already using Zope 3.3.1 so that shouldn't be the problem, should it?
Any further suggestions...?

Does anyone know whether the most current i18ndude version for plone 
even works under Windows?

Regards,
Michael

Encolpe Degoute wrote:
> Hello,
> You should use virtualenv to install i18ndude:
> http://pypi.python.org/pypi/virtualenv
> 
> i18ndude depends on some Zope3 library that broke your Zope 2 environment.
> 
> 
> 
> Michael Mosel a écrit :
>> Hello everyone,
>>
>> I am a complete newbie to using zope, plone or i18ndude.
>>
>> I have following problem:
>> I just installed the plone server (version 3.1.2) under Windows XP, SP3 
>> which works fine. I have been using ArchGenXML to translate UML diagrams 
>> ('written' with ArgoUML) into applications under plone.
>> Tonight I installed i18ndude (http://pypi.python.org/pypi/i18ndude) 
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Carsten Burghardt | 15 Jul 10:25

LinguaPlone and portal_actions

Hi,

I'm a little bit confused about the integration of LinguaPlone and the  
portal actions. If you have a look at www.inovox.de the site is  
completely localized in german and english. But if you switch to  
english and then click on one of the actions (site map, contact, etc)  
the german (original) appears and not the english translation. The  
content itself (the form data) is localized but somehow the page is  
only recognized as language independent. Therefore the flags are also  
disabled.
How did I srew that one up?

Regards

Carsten

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Maurits van Rees | 15 Jul 11:00
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Re: LinguaPlone and portal_actions

Carsten Burghardt, on 2008-07-15:
> Hi,
>
> I'm a little bit confused about the integration of LinguaPlone and the  
> portal actions. If you have a look at www.inovox.de the site is  
> completely localized in german and english. But if you switch to  
> english and then click on one of the actions (site map, contact, etc)  
> the german (original) appears and not the english translation. The  
> content itself (the form data) is localized but somehow the page is  
> only recognized as language independent. Therefore the flags are also  
> disabled.
> How did I srew that one up?

It looks fine to me.  I have clicked around a bit and never saw any
English and German on one page.

Some random ideas:

- Any chance that emptying your browser cache and removing cookies
  might work?

- Is there a caching server in the middle that messes things up?

- Any difference when you try it from home or from the office or
  anywhere else?

- Install a different browser and see if it still goes wrong.

Cheers,

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Carsten | 15 Jul 16:09

Re: LinguaPlone and portal_actions


Maurits van Rees-3 wrote:
> 
> Carsten Burghardt, on 2008-07-15:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I'm a little bit confused about the integration of LinguaPlone and the  
>> portal actions. If you have a look at www.inovox.de the site is  
>> completely localized in german and english. But if you switch to  
>> english and then click on one of the actions (site map, contact, etc)  
>> the german (original) appears and not the english translation. The  
>> content itself (the form data) is localized but somehow the page is  
>> only recognized as language independent. Therefore the flags are also  
>> disabled.
>> How did I srew that one up?
> 
> It looks fine to me.  I have clicked around a bit and never saw any
> English and German on one page.
> 
> Some random ideas:
> 
> - Any chance that emptying your browser cache and removing cookies
>   might work?
> 
> - Is there a caching server in the middle that messes things up?
> 
> - Any difference when you try it from home or from the office or
>   anywhere else?
> 
> - Install a different browser and see if it still goes wrong.
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Maurits van Rees | 15 Jul 18:59
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Re: LinguaPlone and portal_actions

Carsten, on 2008-07-15:
> A friend told me this so it's obviously not only my PC but you're right -
> seems to be a caching problem. I see the translated content once I reload
> the page. That seems to be a problem with the Apache redirect module as I
> don't get the behaviour if I access Plone directly. I need to check if there
> is any caching that I can disable.
> Another thing that I'm still able to reproduce:
> - go to www.inovox.de (german)
> - click on "Website-Übersicht" (shown in german, flags are greyed out)
> - click on greyed-out english flag
> - you get a search result (?)

The "search result" is actually the folder listing (/view) of the
Plone Site root.

> This is not good :-(

The English flag on that page is pointing to:
http://www.inovox.de/view?set_language=en
It *should* point to:
http://www.inovox.de/sitemap?set_language=en

Could be a bug in LinguaPlone.  Or are you overriding the language
selector viewlet?

You should use the language selector viewlet of LinguaPlone and not
the default one from Plone, though a (re)install of LinguaPlone should
take care of that.  Perhaps this recent thread gives some pointers:

http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.web.zope.plone.user/88799
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Carsten | 16 Jul 21:29

Re: LinguaPlone and portal_actions


Maurits van Rees-3 wrote:
> 
> Carsten, on 2008-07-15:
>> A friend told me this so it's obviously not only my PC but you're right -
>> seems to be a caching problem. I see the translated content once I reload
>> the page. That seems to be a problem with the Apache redirect module as I
>> don't get the behaviour if I access Plone directly. I need to check if
>> there
>> is any caching that I can disable.
>> Another thing that I'm still able to reproduce:
>> - go to www.inovox.de (german)
>> - click on "Website-Übersicht" (shown in german, flags are greyed out)
>> - click on greyed-out english flag
>> - you get a search result (?)
> 
> The "search result" is actually the folder listing (/view) of the
> Plone Site root.
> 
>> This is not good :-(
> 
> The English flag on that page is pointing to:
> http://www.inovox.de/view?set_language=en
> It *should* point to:
> http://www.inovox.de/sitemap?set_language=en
> 
> Could be a bug in LinguaPlone.  Or are you overriding the language
> selector viewlet?
> 
> You should use the language selector viewlet of LinguaPlone and not
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Maurits van Rees | 16 Jul 21:57
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Re: LinguaPlone and portal_actions

Carsten, on 2008-07-16:
>
>
>
> Maurits van Rees-3 wrote:
>> 
>> Carsten, on 2008-07-15:
>>> A friend told me this so it's obviously not only my PC but you're right -
>>> seems to be a caching problem. I see the translated content once I reload
>>> the page. That seems to be a problem with the Apache redirect module as I
>>> don't get the behaviour if I access Plone directly. I need to check if
>>> there
>>> is any caching that I can disable.
>>> Another thing that I'm still able to reproduce:
>>> - go to www.inovox.de (german)
>>> - click on "Website-Übersicht" (shown in german, flags are greyed out)
>>> - click on greyed-out english flag
>>> - you get a search result (?)
>> 
>> The "search result" is actually the folder listing (/view) of the
>> Plone Site root.
>> 
>>> This is not good :-(
>> 
>> The English flag on that page is pointing to:
>> http://www.inovox.de/view?set_language=en
>> It *should* point to:
>> http://www.inovox.de/sitemap?set_language=en
>> 
>> Could be a bug in LinguaPlone.  Or are you overriding the language
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edtaa | 18 Jul 10:04

languageindex key error


I'm using Plone 3.1.2 with Linguaplone and PloneArticle. All has been fine
for a couple of months and I have around 100 plonearticle files translated
into 2 or 3 or 4 languages. This week, I did a new translation and got an
error in the translated file. I can no longer do anything with the
translated file - rename / delete / change state - I get the same key error
whether in Plone or the ZMI. I've tried updating and rebuilding the
reference catalogue but this has no effect. All I need to do is to delete
the file. Any help much appreciated as the file is appearing in folder lists
and in searches and I need to get rid of it. Here's the traceback:

Traceback (innermost last):
  Module ZPublisher.Publish, line 119, in publish
  Module ZPublisher.mapply, line 88, in mapply
  Module ZPublisher.Publish, line 42, in call_object
  Module Products.CMFFormController.FSControllerPythonScript, line 106, in
__call__
  Module Products.CMFFormController.ControllerBase, line 231, in getNext
  Module Products.CMFFormController.Actions.TraverseTo, line 38, in __call__
  Module ZPublisher.mapply, line 88, in mapply
  Module ZPublisher.Publish, line 42, in call_object
  Module Products.CMFFormController.FSControllerPageTemplate, line 90, in
__call__
  Module Products.CMFFormController.BaseControllerPageTemplate, line 28, in
_call
  Module Products.CMFFormController.ControllerBase, line 231, in getNext
  Module Products.CMFFormController.Actions.TraverseTo, line 38, in __call__
  Module ZPublisher.mapply, line 88, in mapply
  Module ZPublisher.Publish, line 42, in call_object
  Module Products.CMFFormController.FSControllerPythonScript, line 104, in
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