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Resource Manager is not using resx files?

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Michael Tobisch

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3/3/2023 4:37 AM

I created a language pack for the Resource Manager (de-AT). For some sites it works, for some not.

I tried to figure out where the reason is, uninstalled the package and reinstalled it - still the English labels. I double-checked the file permissions and the entries in the database. I found no errors or warnings in the developer tools console. Finally, I changed the line in ResourceManager.resx (not ResourceManager.de-at.resx!) from

<code><data name="AddFolder.Text" xml:space="preserve"><br /> <value>Add Folder</value><br /> </data> </code>

After a restart of the application pool, clearing the cache (on the server and in the browser) and reloading the page, it still shows "Add folder".

The stupid thing is: I created this language pack for DNN 9.11.0, and after upgrading to DNN 9.11.1 it has this behaviour. It worked with DNN 9.11.0. And - as I mentioned - this is not the same for all (9.11.1) sites, on some it works, on some not.

Any ideas?

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Michael

Marnix

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6/6/2023 6:29 AM

Just checked on my DNN 9.10.2 installation, and it worked fine.
Usually when a resx file is not working it is because of some typo or something.
Perhaps added characters like & instead of &

Will Strohl

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6/7/2023 10:50 AM

Also, does this environment happen to be behind any kind of caching server (e.g., reverse proxy, WAF, etc.)? You may need to be sure to clear cache everywhere, including there.

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Marco Alvarado

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6/7/2023 12:58 PM

Will's idea it's a pretty good one, I usually get a lot of problems looking at recent changes or fixing things like this when you've cloudflare or features like this enable.

Michael Tobisch

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6/12/2023 4:49 AM

No. Cache is disabled anywhere in my dev environment.

Happy DNNing!
Michael

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