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Accept-Language having different effects between Mozilla and IE
slive@apache.org changed:
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Status|UNCONFIRMED |RESOLVED
Resolution| |INVALID
------- Additional Comments From slive@apache.org 2002-09-06 20:24 -------
> So for both browsers I've tested, the default welcome page returned is the
> language listed in the locale specified last, not first in the Accept Language
> list.
No. Apache is returning a document that matches NONE of the languages you
requested. "fr" on the server does not match "fr-ca" in the Accept-Language.
> Doesn't that mean that if a specific varient is not there, you can make a best
> fit?
Apache is making a best fit. It just hapens to be using an algorithm you don't
like. Of course, you can
get the algorithm you want simply by configuring your browser correctly.
> Can't it go back to the start of the list, and use the first language with
> the varient stripped?
See the ForceLanguagePriority directive in Apache 2.0. It is highly unlikely
that this feature will make it into 1.3.
I'm still a little curious about why you get the french version rather
than "no acceptable variants", but the bug you originally reported
does not exist, so I will close this.
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