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I'm working on a little website that should be in Spanish and English.

I've spent hours reading the documentation and well, I'm ok with it. Also, I think I'm gonna be using Django-parler to do the model internationalization but I've never use internationalization with Django let alone django-parser and I have a couple of questions.

How does Django-parler works in the django-admin? It says: "Nice admin integration."

Does Django-parler chose the right language in the model from the i18n_patterns?

I would really love if you'd put together the simplest of example for this. I'm really struggling with this. Thanks in advance.

PS. I chose django-parler cause of a recommendation in freenode #django. I'm not married to django-parler. What I want is to internationalize the templates (django provides that) and to be able to internationalize the model content from django admin.

gglasses
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    take a look of `django-modeltranslation` http://django-modeltranslation.readthedocs.io/en/latest/, which I have integrated it to my project perfectly. it is simple, elegant, well-documented. you just need to defined an extra model translation definition file, and `modeltranslation` will do the rest for you. it worths to have a try. – Enix Nov 14 '16 at 03:10
  • @Enix thanks so much for your comment. At the very end I decided to go with django-parler and pretty much I did a good job at putting things together. It works like a charm. Thanks tho, I appreciate your contribution :) – gglasses Nov 15 '16 at 02:58

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