[Done v2.0] Incorrect Language Validation

[FrilansReklam]

This points is also important for orders.php page.

It should be great if it is not made for the language the order is made in. As I wrote in another bug post.

All important point in this post is that I tryed to say in that post.

No part of the administration should be in need of a specific language. Im not thinking about the invoice function and packing list because it still has to be in the language the order was in but then this post point is important.

[DrByte]

This points is also important for orders.php page.

It should be great if it is not made for the language the order is made in. As I wrote in another bug post.

All important point in this post is that I tryed to say in that post.

No part of the administration should be in need of a specific language. Im not thinking about the invoice function and packing list because it still has to be in the language the order was in but then this post point is important.

I don't dispute that it's undesirable that the admin can only email in the language currently in use by the administrator.
But, to fix that is extremely difficult in Zen Cart v1.x.x.
However, due to some slick architectural changes in v2.x, it's looking like we'll be able to make it send emails in the language used by the customer when the purchase was made.

So ... while you may want to raise numerous bug reports about the fact that you don't like that it can only send from one language, it's not going to be fixed in Zen Cart v1.x.x. Stay tuned for v2.x in the near future, where it'll be more possible. Until then, duplicate bug reports about your wished feature will be ignored. Sorry.

And please don't hijack someone else's discussion of a very different matter just to slide in your complaint another time.

[FrilansReklam]

I don't dispute that it's undesirable that the admin can only email in the language currently in use by the administrator.
But, to fix that is extremely difficult in Zen Cart v1.x.x.
However, due to some slick architectural changes in v2.x, it's looking like we'll be able to make it send emails in the language used by the customer when the purchase was made.

So ... while you may want to raise numerous bug reports about the fact that you don't like that it can only send from one language, it's not going to be fixed in Zen Cart v1.x.x. Stay tuned for v2.x in the near future, where it'll be more possible. Until then, duplicate bug reports about your wished feature will be ignored. Sorry.

And please don't hijack someone else's discussion of a very different matter just to slide in your complaint another time.

Sorry for that but I thougt it was close to same kind of problem. And at this time you give an answer.

[glenara]

I agree with DrByte, don't go off on a tanget.

The purpose behind my post was to deal with getting rid of the error message in the admin interface.

If a person chooses not to install the language in the admin section, one could argue that it is not an error, and therefore shouldn't appear.

What I'm proposing deals with that issue specifically.
The last code segment I suggested removes the error message and identifies in the drop down list which admin languages have not been installed.

I also modified it sightly to include checking the website languages for mismatched file/directory names. A logical addition.

I created this post in the "Bug Reports" section because I did not believe the original code was operating the way I thought it should. In hind site it probably would have been more appropriate in the "Code Suggestions" section.

The consequences to leaving out the admin language is an entirely different issue and should not be discussed here.