Can you please change the code for the Ukrainian language from UK to UA? Most
languages have the TLD code as identifier. The code UK used now for the Ukrainian
language overlaps with the TLD code UK for Great Britain.
Can you please change the code for the Ukrainian language from UK to UA? Most
languages have the TLD code as identifier. The code UK used now for the Ukrainian
language overlaps with the TLD code UK for Great Britain.
The language codes on that help page are internal appreviations which are used
on the "Add Item" and "Change Item" forms. They are not shown
anywhere else to the public and are not related to region or language codes used
in item names or item numbers. And they cannot be changed by catalog administrators.
Can you please change the code for the Ukrainian language from UK to UA? Most
languages have the TLD code as identifier.
Wrong.
“AF” is the “TLD” code for Afghanistan, they don’t (officially or generally)
speak Afrikaans there.
“AR” is for Argentina, they don’t (officially or generally) speak Arabic there.
There’s no country “EN.”
They don’t speak Slovenian (sl) in Sierra Leone (SL).
Etc.
The code UK used now for the Ukrainian
language overlaps with the TLD code UK for Great Britain.
The language codes on that help page are internal appreviations which are used
on the "Add Item" and "Change Item" forms. They are not shown
anywhere else to the public and are not related to region or language codes used
in item names or item numbers. And they cannot be changed by catalog administrators.
The list is correct. It’s not “TLD” country codes (ISO 3166-1 alpha 2) that
are used but ISO 639-1 language codes.
The only problem with the list is that the codes are writen UPPERCASE while they
should be lowercase.
The list is correct. It’s not “TLD” country codes (ISO 3166-1 alpha 2) that
are used but ISO 639-1 language codes.
The only problem with the list is that the codes are writen UPPERCASE while they
should be lowercase.
The codes are not case-sensitive ... they might look better in lowercase than
in uppercase, but they don't have to be lowercase.
The list is correct. It’s not “TLD” country codes (ISO 3166-1 alpha 2) that
are used but ISO 639-1 language codes.
The only problem with the list is that the codes are writen UPPERCASE while they
should be lowercase.
The codes are not case-sensitive ... they might look better in lowercase than
in uppercase, but they don't have to be lowercase.
Luxembourg
Germany, Niedersachsen
France, Nouvelle-Aquitaine
USA, New Jersey