Introduction
This module patches PloneLanguageTool’s getContentLanguage method to work in a virtual hosting environment such as Plone served by Zope. The original code uses the variable PATH_TRANSLATED from the request but that variable has all the VirtualHostBase and domain keywords used when virtualhosting your Plone site, so this small patch looks at the request and if the application is run in a virtual hosted environment, looks at VIRTUAL_URL_PARTS variable and if not at PATH_TRANSLATED as usual.
This error has been reported to plone-users but has no fix yet.
You’ll need PloneLanguageTool 2.1 to have this patch working Introduction ============
Changelog
1.3-
Change name to cs.plt.contentnegotiator [erral]
1.2-
Fix ConflictError import [erral]
1.1 -
Remove path logging [erral]
Add zcml and initialize method [erral]
1.0 -
Initial release [erral]
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