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Øystein Økland	Thursday 23 March 2006 2:15:23 pm Hi, I'm developing a site with a norwegian and an english version. I've got a couple of custom classes which work perfectly with the norwegian version but not with the english one. The custom classes simply aren't fetched in the english version if I use ANY kind of class or attribute filtering. Although the templates are identical in both languages, the results are not. The standard classes work like they should in both languages, so the problem is limited to the translation of custom classes. Did I miss something crucial when I created these classes, or is it a settings problem? - Øystein

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Øystein Økland

Thursday 23 March 2006 2:15:23 pm

Hi,

I'm developing a site with a norwegian and an english version. I've got a couple of custom classes which work perfectly with the norwegian version but not with the english one. The custom classes simply aren't fetched in the english version if I use ANY kind of class or attribute filtering. Although the templates are identical in both languages, the results are not.

The standard classes work like they should in both languages, so the problem is limited to the translation of custom classes.

Did I miss something crucial when I created these classes, or is it a settings problem?

- Øystein