2-letter code insufficient for locale about nginx_accept_language_module HOT 2 OPEN

For some major languages, 2-letter code is inadequate/insufficient.

@peterkahl, I encountered your same problem, and after reading the code trying to patch it, I realized this lib can handle any characters in locale code, all you need is a simple workaround by listing the languages in ordering from specific to general. (locale with more character in front)

However, the ordering is important for specifying the default locale. For my case, en is the default but I cannot put en in front of en-GB so I use en-US as the first. In this way, en-US is merely an alias for en.

set_from_accept_language $lang en-US en-GB en zh-TW zh ja;

Hopefully this can solve your problem as well.

from nginx_accept_language_module.

Thanks for the heads up. At this moment I am using regular expressions to achieve the desired effect.

On 11 May 2016, at 19:46, kimjuan [email protected] wrote:

For some major languages, 2-letter code is inadequate/insufficient.

@peterkahl, I encountered your same problem, and after reading the code trying to patch it, I realized this lib can handle any characters in locale code, all you need is a simple workaround by listing the languages in ordering from specific to general. (locale with more character in front)

However, the ordering is important for specifying the default locale. For my case, en is the default but I cannot put en in front of en-GB so I use en-US as the first. In this way, en-US is merely an alias for en.

set_from_accept_language $lang en-US en-GB en zh-TW zh ja;
Hopefully this can solve your problem as well.

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from nginx_accept_language_module.