Hi everyone,
I’m encountering an issue with the LocalizationUtils.getLocalizationRoot method in AEM. When I call this method on a page, I get an unexpected result.
Example:
I suspect this discrepancy is because “uk” is being interpreted as the language code for Ukrainian, whereas in my case, it represents the United Kingdom (UK).
Question: Is this behavior a bug, or is there a configuration I might be missing to correctly interpret “uk” as the United Kingdom?
Thanks in advance for your help!
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Could you rename the 'uk' folder to 'en_GB' to align with the correct locale naming convention? The 'uk' code refers to Ukrainian, while 'en_GB' is the proper code for the United Kingdom.
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Could you rename the 'uk' folder to 'en_GB' to align with the correct locale naming convention? The 'uk' code refers to Ukrainian, while 'en_GB' is the proper code for the United Kingdom.
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Yes, I can do this. Is there any technical documentation or list of the standards, and / or list of countries and languages that AEM supports? Or is there source code that I can look at for this?
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