Question ck editor language

So it was not a misunderstanding. Tested again by removing custom from BBCode settings. No buttons in editor. Then set nl-NL in my profile and everything works as expected. I don't mind making a custom config for CKEditor, but it would be indeed user friendly to have it respond to default language.

I have now tested again. In principle, everything would work automatically without customckeditor_config.js if the Joomla standard language was recognized by the editor.

But there is another problem (with or without the customckeditor_config file). There are Joomla and Kunena translations for many countries, but there are not all translations for the CKEditor (tested with Japanese language). So the CKEditor would have to be forced to fall back to the English language in such cases, otherwise the editor would not be loaded in many countries. Internationally, currently this new function only works for a certain number of countries and would cause problems in many other countries.
In my opinion, it is still the best solution if a website operator downloads the language file (if available) himself and enters his language in the customckeditor_config file.

I have made a change, if the user has keep as default for his settings on language, it get the default language from Joomla! and if it's different from en-GB it load the language corresponding for ckeditor : update.kunena.org/nightlybuilds/pkg_kune...4-DEV_2024-01-21.zip and update.kunena.org/nightlybuilds/pkg_kune...4-DEV_2024-01-21.zip

rich wrote:

But there is another problem (with or without the customckeditor_config file). There are Joomla and Kunena translations for many countries, but there are not all translations for the CKEditor (tested with Japanese language). So the CKEditor would have to be forced to fall back to the English language in such cases, otherwise the editor would not be loaded in many countries. Internationally, currently this new function only works for a certain number of countries and would cause problems in many other countries.
In my opinion, it is still the best solution if a website operator downloads the language file (if available) himself and enters his language in the customckeditor_config file.

 

I had missed to add the language file for japanese (ja-JP) now it's fixed

Pinkeltje wrote:

So it was not a misunderstanding. Tested again by removing custom from BBCode settings. No buttons in editor. Then set nl-NL in my profile and everything works as expected. I don't mind making a custom config for CKEditor, but it would be indeed user friendly to have it respond to default language.



 

If you use custom configuration file for ckeditor, you need to copy the default configuration file and then the apply your changes on it

Test successful! For me no need to change custom config because I only added the language config, so it works now with the changes you made in ckeditor_config.js.