[4.x] Switch locale #9452
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[4.x] Switch locale #9452
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Hey! Are you able to provide more details about what was broken before this fix? |
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This is letting the site selector change the translation of the CP. I'm not really a fan of this approach. If you want the control panel to be in the language you prefer to use, then you should set a preference. I don't think changing to a different site should impact the way you view the entire CP. Thanks! |
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Nothing was broken! But I think when we change site we are going to edit and publish on that site so the cp has to be on the locale and direction that site has... |
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In this PR it checks preferences for any locale set in first then applies locale of site |
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This PR will switch locale when user switches site if didn't select any default locale in preferences