Hello! I didn’t see a similar topic and our situation seems unique.
I’m trying to understand why we would see translation “bleed-through” on our website.
We use the GlobalLink OneLink (translations.com/globallink/products/onelink.html
) proxy translation of our origin server (WWW) content to multiple, translated subdomains. There’s a mix of machine and manual translation happening.
The OneLink spider crawls WWW then translates to memory that displays on proxy sites like jp.website.com
. (we are not website.com
but I’m using that as a replacement.)
Users visit WWW and choose a link to change their language, which flips their view to a subdomain like jp.website.com
for Japanese, for example.
But what we’re seeing in random cases is “bleed-through” of Japanese appearing on CloudFlare cached WWW (English source). When I clear CloudFlare cache (that specific page), the issue is resolved. It was in the cache.
We use a CNAME like
-
jp.website.com.
86400 IN CNAMEcolo-fluke-asia.onelink-translations.com
.
Then here’s our setup for WWW
-
www.website.com.
900 IN CNAMEwww.website.com.cdn.cloudflare.net
.
Somewhere in this chain, there’s an opportunity for caching to pick up the translation “bleed-through”?
Thanks for your time and consideration here! Please let me know if anything reads unclear, and I’d be happy to elaborate or correct it.