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From: Vincent =?utf-8?b?T29zdGluZGnDqw==?= <vincent.oostindie@ordina.nl>
Subject: [2.1.7] LocaleAction and Cookie expiration
Date: Tue, 8 Nov 2005 08:05:34 +0000 (UTC)
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Hi, 
 
I use the LocaleAction to manipulate the user's locale. I want this locale to 
be kept in the cookie after the session ends, so that it is still available if 
the user accesses the application at a later date. 
 
Examining the code for the LocaleAction and the I18nUtils I noticed that the 
cookie is stored for the current session only. There's no way to change this 
(other than patching the code, that is). 
 
By the way: I read elsewhere that using the LocaleAction is 'out of fashion'. 
However this is the only i18n example I could find in the Cocoon 2.1.7 
examples. That's why I use it anyhow. 
 
Is there a simple way to persist the locale in a cookie for a longer period? A 
bit of Cocoon Flow maybe? 
 
TIA, 
 
Vincent 


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