GWT's normal mechanisms for locale setting work fine for SmartGWT, as you can readily see in the Showcase; the exact parameter you specified works as expected.
We don't really have enough information yet to speculate as to how your app might have broken this..
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Well, that's we we do, and it works well for our own Dictionary... but I meant the SmartGWT localization (validator errors, grid menus, etc...). How can we set the current locale in the SmartGWT framework?
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This technique isn't related to or influenced by SmartGWT, however, if you read the docs you linked to, it tells you that the locale setting will have no effect.
If you want to be able to switch URLs using the locale setting, you'll need to add code that looks at the URL and loads a different Dictionary.
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Dynamic Localization & SmartGWT
Dear Support,
We have localized our application using the Dynamic String Internationalization technique (without the need to compile permutations for each locale), as documented by Google:
http://www.gwtproject.org/doc/latest/DevGuideI18n.html#DevGuideDynamicStringInternationalization
Everything runs perfectly on our side but the SmartGWT strings remain in English, even if we add "&locale=fr" (e.g.) in the URL. Can you please advise us how we can switch/force the client locale in this case?
Many thanks,
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