U4-10963 - Missing translations for General Info in 7.8.1.

The translations are really there and they fall back to English if not available in the language for your backoffice user.

Usually this is a caching issue, also check for javascript errors. For general upgrade problem guidance also check: https://cultiv.nl/blog/how-to-diagnose-umbraco-upgrade-problems/

I'll close this for now unless this is somehow reproducible and we've missed something (that happens sometimes but after a lot of upgrades on different environments/languages we haven't seen this problem yet).

Hi @sebastiaan,

Thank you for the quick answer.

I've tried to delete the cache/cookies in the browser. I also deleted all files in temp and cache in App_Data + bumped the clientDependency version but it still doesn't work. Also tried a different browser.

Do you have any other suggestions?

The user is set to en_us and I don't get any console erros.

No other suggestions. Can you repro in a fresh install? What language does the logged in user use?

Haven' tried a fresh install, but I'll give et a go. The user is logged in with en_us language

If it works in a clean install and you've set the user to en_us in your clean install then do a compare, probably some missing file or something.

@sebastiaan - just solved the issue by copying all the translations from the downloaded zip to my project and I noticed that there were a us.xml file that was not in the zip. Deleting this and refreshing the cache made it work :-)

I later found out that this xml belongs to the SEOChecker package which were missing the new translations and merging these in solved the problem.

There shouldn't be a us.xml though? Would it be possible for you to send me a copy of your site + database?

1. Zip site + db up using a strong password
2. Send using WeTransfer to sj@umbraco.dk
3. Send me the password for the zip file in a comment here (set it Visible to HQ, see screenshot)

Then I can investigate what's wrong as this doesn't sound right. :)

@sebastiaan - I just updated my answer since i found out that it belongs to SEOChecker. It was somehow overwriting the Umbraco translations.

Hello again @sebastiaan,

It seems that my previous answer can be a bit confusing so just to clarify my findings.

After upgrading Umbraco via Nuget it didn't remove or update the us.xml translation file which caused the issue with the missing translations wasn't in this file.

During the upgrade process it also removed all the SEO Checker package translations in the files, but maybe the package translations should have been placed in ~/app_plugins/mypackage/lang/.xml to avoid this?

The solution was to upgrade via nuget, remove us.xml and the reinstall the SEO Checker package :-)

Aha! Well that's interesting to know @simoneldevig. I'll reach out to Richard to see what could be going on there then, thanks for the info.

Doesn't look like that's it, SEO Checker doesn't come with translation files and uses resource files to do it's own translations. I suspect you had an old file laying around from a previous upgrade or something.

Yes, but it stills add these translations upon installation:

<key alias="SEOCheckerSchedule">Add scheduled validation</key>
<key alias="SEOCheckerSchedule">Add scheduled validation</key>
<key alias="SEOCheckerEditRobots">Edit robots.txt file</key>
<key alias="SEOCheckerEditRobots">Edit robots.txt file</key>
<key alias="SEOCheckerImportRedirects">Import redirects</key>
<key alias="SEOCheckerImportRedirects">Import redirects</key>
<key alias="SEOCheckerExportRedirects">Export redirects</key>
<key alias="SEOCheckerExportRedirects">Export redirects</key>