babynus wrote: So it seems you broke something in the lang.js file that prohibits its loading.
Some special caracters may cause this, or some "not reallu special" ones suche as point or line break.
No « special characters ». Therefore, nothing is loaded neither for french nor for english, and this one is pure ASCII !
Verified all end-of-line : LR+NL (DOS-Windows) everywhere. Tried NL (Unix), no change.
Found an error due to sort made on the entire file (except first and last lines which are delimiters: the last line (currentLocaleOfFile) was not in alphabetical place, so it was moved to the middle without terminal comma, whereas the new last line (year) kept a comma. But afted correction, still no change.
babynus wrote: How did you generate lang.js file ?
Did you use lang.xls ?
Not at this time, only direct update in lang.js files.
But fr/lang.js and en/lang.js (identical to nls/lang.js, a symbolic link would be more appropriate than a duplication… but problematic under Windows, I suppose) have been in-depth checked, I’m sure they are O.K.
However, they are in attachment here (suffixes with ".txt" to be accepted as attachments), so you can verify by yourself..