10:05 p.m.
Yes, I've tested it with 3.4.3.Final and same results. To make sure I tested with the
default login theme, I had a custom login theme and had set "display: none" to
the locale selection tag. However, I see that this is not submitted with the form,
instead, the locale pulldown reloads the login form sending a 'kc_locale'
parameter in the login actions URL. An then after that if there's an error it works
OK.
However, on first getting to the login form with a ui_locales parameter sent from the
client, things don't work. I was thinking that if I add an hidden input field to the
form, setting the kc_locale parameter with the current locale, maybe that'll do it.
Can somebody confirm this?
If that works, is the current locale available in some freemarker variable? I'm not
familiar with freemarker, or how is setup in Keycloak, or can I get access to the URL
parameters? I can also try some javascript to extract it from the locale menu, but
it's simpler if it's available somewhere from the template. I can then send it
with the form as kc_locale param, to make sure the locale stays where it is.
Carlos
On March 6, 2018 at 1:26 PM Marek Posolda <mposolda(a)redhat.com>
wrote:
On 06/03/18 05:19, Carlos Villegas wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm using the docker image version 3.4.0.Final. I've setup a realm and
enabled internationalization, set default locale to English.
>
> I'm using the Javascript adapter and I set the locale I want in the login
options. I have a custom theme where I've hidden Keycloak's login screen Locale
selection menu. I'm sending the locale using the login options of the login call of
the Javascript adapter.
>
> The keycloak login screen comes up in the correct locale I requested in the login
options. However, if I put the wrong password and submit, the next error screen comes in
what it seems is the web browser's default language.
>
> For example, in a English Windows 10 installation using Chrome which is in English,
I request Japanese locale. The Keycloak login screen comes correctly in Japanese, but if I
enter the wrong password, next error screen requesting to reenter login info is in
English, all labels and error messages in English. It seems Keycloak's forgetting my
locale option and using the browser's.
>
> Using the same server, from a Japanese Windows 10 machine, using Chrome in Japanese,
the user requests English locale, it gets correctly the English login screen. Enters the
wrong password, and the next error screen is in Japanese!. Note that this is not even the
default locale I've set up in Keycloak which is English.
>
> I see in the login URL sent from the client that the ui_locales parameter is
properly set to the value I want, as I said the first login screen is in the correct
locale I've requested. The problem is if there's any error, the screens with error
messages don't have the correct locale.
>
> Any idea of what can be happening, and if by any change this has been corrected the
latest version of Keycloak. I'm haven't had the chance to test the latest version
yet.
Yes, I would try to test with latest version. If it doesn't help,
probably create JIRA with description of your usecase.
Marek
>
> Cheers,
>
> Carlos
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