Adding New Market But Language Not Found In The List

Ram Natarajan

Vote:

Hi All,

I am trying to add australian market to our website, followed all the steps enabling the laguage for the new market in CMS but in commerce when I try to add the new market English Australia is not available in the 'Available languages'. Are there any steps I am missing to do to make the language appear in the list?

List of things I did

1) Enabled the language in the CMS admin section.

2) Added the new language to the CMS available languages - works ok.

3) Did the same for catalog in the CMS view and the products and variants can now be seen as if in australian view.

The only missing link is for me to enable the market in the commerce manager with the default language as English australia.

Any advise?

Thanks,
R

#144968

Feb 23, 2016 12:48

Quan Mai

Vote:

Hi,

The second and third steps should not be required. I just tried myself and when I activate the language in CMS admin, it appears in the list of languages for market right away (of course I need to refresh it).

Can you make sure that Commerce Manager points to correct CMS database. Does it help if you restart the site?

Regards,

#144974

Feb 23, 2016 13:51

Maris Krivtezs

Vote:

I have the same issue. I have Russian configured, but it does not appear in the Commerce Manager. DB connections are correct.

Here is my configuration:

And here is how it looks like in the CM:

There is another issue. The market description does not support Cyrillic characters.

That's not good :(

#202950

Apr 04, 2019 13:06

Quan Mai

Vote:

@Maris: is the remote events working between cms and commerce manager?

I will file a bug for the limitation on Market description

#202956

Apr 04, 2019 14:19

Quan Mai

Vote:

In the meanwhile, you can workaround by editing MarketEditTab.ascx and remove/change the Regex validation. By default it is "^[- \w]*$" , you can change it to be less restrictive, or remove it completely

#202958

Apr 04, 2019 14:33

Maris Krivtezs

Vote:

I am not sure regarding remote events. It is in Azure and uses Service Bus as I understand. How can I test if those work?

After CM restart the Russian language appeared.

P.S. Thanks for a Description workaround.

#202959

Apr 04, 2019 14:36

Quan Mai

Vote:

You can try to make a dummy change in Catalog UI and publish then check if that change is reflected in CM without restarting CM, or vice versa. Commerce Manager only uses CMS API to get enabled languages (ILanguageBranchRepository.ListEnabled()), so there is no magic here.

#202960

Apr 04, 2019 14:38