Changing back from español to English

Question

I tried it in all major browsers, Including FireFox and SeaMonkey (latest version and also Mozilla).

You can click on the site link at the bottom right of the page to put it in Spanish.

But getting back to English again is another matter.

Thanks for your attention

I am in IE, at work, and just toggled between English and Spanish using the top right corner multiple times and it seemed to work. - Stadt, Sep 2, 2011

If you delete your cookies the page should default to the original configuration. :) - 0066c384, Sep 2, 2011

Thanks Dogwood, that's what I eventually had to do. - territurtle, Sep 2, 2011

Stadt, I'm ashamed to admit I **never** use Micro$oft! So I really only tried, Safari, Chrome, and the Mozilla browsers. I'm hanging my head in shame because I sort of lied to the webmaster. :(( - territurtle, Sep 2, 2011

I use it work, because I have not choice, I also have to cut and paste every Spanish character becuase I have a standard keyboard, and allowed to alter nothing. At home I have Mozilla and Chrome, mostly use Mozilla. - Stadt, Sep 2, 2011

Answer 1

The problem will be fixed in a couple of days, this is what Chris said:

Hi ,

Thanks for pointing this out. A fix should be implemented in the next couple days.

Thanks, Chris

Answer 2

Curious that one of you mentions the top right while the other mentions the bottom right of the page. They appear to be opposite. The link at the top right of the page is to change from the current page language to the other. The one at the bottom right of the page tells you what language the page is currently in.

For example, my page language is currently Spanish. The top right link therefore say In English (don't ask me why it does not say En inglés). The bottom right link say En español. I would click on the top right In English to change my page language from Spanish to English.

I assume the problem is that you were trying to change back to English using the bottom link when you should have been using the link at the top right.

Good point, Q. I just assumed they both were for changing the language interface. - territurtle, Sep 3, 2011

Answer 3

I put the page in English, had "en español" in both places, pressed the bottom, went to Spanish, had "en español" still at the bottom, so pressed the top "in English", and the site crashed.

Can you send this to feedback? This must be a glitch then.

Turtle, please send your problem to feedback too, another member mentioned this yesterday too.

Okay, I have always only used the top one, I never knew the bottom existed before now, I think I am glad I didn't. - Stadt, Sep 2, 2011

Now the feedback page will not load for me. I will try and remember to do this when I get home, if it works there on Mozilla. I will never press that button again. :-( - Stadt, Sep 2, 2011

Submitted - Stadt, Sep 3, 2011

I also submitted one yesterday, Heidita. - territurtle, Sep 3, 2011

Answer 4

Quentin- That is not seeming to be the case, I put the page in English, had "en español" in both places, pressed the bottom, went to Spanish, had "en español" still at the bottom, so pressed the top "in English", and the site crashed. Luckily I always have at least 2 open links to this site. Lesson: The bottom link causes problems (even if that is not until you press the top to return to English) and should not be used, also it can only take you one way.

As I noted above, I can use the top one and toggle back and forth with no problem, except when I used the bottom one first.

I really do not want to experiment with that again, that was not a good feeling to have the site quit working. :-( - Stadt, Sep 2, 2011