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CMS_SITE_LANGUAGES allows different languages to be configured per site. This should be used instead in fields.py so only those languages configured for a particular site are displayed to users.
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This makes a lot of sense. I'll include it in the next version (hopefully
next weekend).
On May 31, 2011 11:46 AM, "boosh" < [email protected]>
wrote:
CMS_SITE_LANGUAGES allows different languages to be configured per site.
This should be used instead in fields.py so only those languages configured
for a particular site are displayed to users.
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This is good and proper, this being django-cms integration and all, but I'm yet to find a use case where CMS_SITE_LANGUAGES is different from LANGUAGES and CMS_LANGUAGES
CMS_SITE_LANGUAGES allows different languages to be configured per site. This should be used instead in fields.py so only those languages configured for a particular site are displayed to users.
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