7.3.2 UI in foreign language?

I will try to log a support case but just asking community just in case. 7.3.2 on windows Server 2008 r2. When users from different geographies try to access the system via the browser, they get the login screen in their respective language, in particular, Chinese and Vietnamese. Not sure yet if it has any meaning yet.

But would Ike to know if it sounds bell to anyone?

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Rick Poulin

....what was the question?

The TeamSite authoring interface will respond to your browser's "Accept-Language" header. It defaults to English, but if you have any of the following languages set to a higher priority, it'll use that for most but not quite all interface elements: german, spanish, french, italian, japanese, korean, and a few variations of chinese. Vietnamese is not one that is supported by the TeamSite interface, and there's no (supported) way to make it happen.

gzevin

....what was the question?

The TeamSite authoring interface will respond to your browser's "Accept-Language" header. It defaults to English, but if you have any of the following languages set to a higher priority, it'll use that for most but not quite all interface elements: german, spanish, french, italian, japanese, korean, and a few variations of chinese. Vietnamese is not one that is supported by the TeamSite interface, and there's no (supported) way to make it happen.

Thanks, you have probably answered the question. I haven't seen TeamSite to change UI elements to other languages, and in prior versions it was, as I remember, somewhat limited. I will try to instruct the users to change the default language of he browser. The issue is not the translation but the fact the instructor will be an Enlgish speaker and the manuals are also in English