<p>When a new locale is added to an existing site, Craft re-saves the entries in the background. If you're unable to edit the entry in the new locale, it would indicate that the task has not completed. Check the craft_tasks table in your database to see if this is the case. <a href="http://buildwithcraft.com/help/stuck-tasks" rel="nofollow">More info on stuck tasks here.</a></p>

CC BY-SA 3.0
2015-09-04T20:03:28.170Z
i looked at the craft_tasks table and none of the rows have a status column that is still running. is there anyway I can fix my locales?
testing guest
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2015-09-05T00:19:57.993Z
Are there any rows in the table at all? Are you seeing any errors in your logs?
Patrick Nesbitt
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2015-09-04T04:05:11.103Z
2015-09-04T04:05:11.103Z
Patrick Nesbitt
<p>I've set up a new locale fr_ca according to the localization guide. 
I've defined my site url's accordingly and set the files like so that english is on the top level and an fr_ca folder contains the index.php file. </p>

<p>I've set the craft folder accordingly, and defined CRAFT_LOCALE. 
I've also enabled the locale in all my sections.</p>

<p>Now when i access a singles entry, and I click Canadian French on the right to switch locales, I get a Page Not Found error, the requested URL was not found on this server.</p>

<p>I've also set my templates so that inside my templates folder, i have a folder fr_ca containing a new index.html file to be served. When I try to access the site from the front end, using www.example.com/fr_ca, I get an entry is not defined error (which makes sense). </p>

CC BY-SA 3.0
2015-09-03T23:31:08.610Z
the main concern is that the light to the right of the locale (Canadian French) is still white. What could cause this problem?
testing guest
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Localization - Getting page not found from CP when trying to edit new locale
# Localization - Getting page not found from CP when trying to edit new locale

(Asked by: username_0 on 2015-09-03)

I've set up a new locale fr\_ca according to the localization guide.
I've defined my site url's accordingly and set the files like so that english is on the top level and an fr\_ca folder contains the index.php file.

I've set the craft folder accordingly, and defined CRAFT\_LOCALE.
I've also enabled the locale in all my sections.

Now when i access a singles entry, and I click Canadian French on the right to switch locales, I get a Page Not Found error, the requested URL was not found on this server.

I've also set my templates so that inside my templates folder, i have a folder fr\_ca containing a new index.html file to be served. When I try to access the site from the front end, using www.example.com/fr\_ca, I get an entry is not defined error (which makes sense).

**Tags:** localization, sections
> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: the main concern is that the light to the right of the locale (Canadian French) is still white. What could cause this problem?  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2015-09-04. Score: 2

When a new locale is added to an existing site, Craft re-saves the entries in the background. If you're unable to edit the entry in the new locale, it would indicate that the task has not completed. Check the craft\_tasks table in your database to see if this is the case. [More info on stuck tasks here.](http://buildwithcraft.com/help/stuck-tasks)

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: i looked at the craft_tasks table and none of the rows have a status column that is still running. is there anyway I can fix my locales?  
> **username_1**: Are there any rows in the table at all? Are you seeing any errors in your logs?  

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