Feature Idea - Configure Languages from the Admin

[Stefano Crosta]

Hello!

Django-cms 3 introduces a nice concept - that of 'public' languages. 

While this solves one big issue (allow to fill up the content for a language before it's visible) it still means 2 code changes (and webserver restarts) are required:

 - to add a new language, with public False

 - to pass that language to True

This means a customer would have to call the developer for each new language; the dev would have to log-in to the server (often his own), push a tiny code change, restart, do this again when it's done, etc.

Wouldn't it be better to have those settings for the languages through the admin?

This would imply that all possible languages are, by default, added to the setting LANGUAGES; a main Language of course should also be set. Then all CMS languages are selected - and configured - in the admin!

Wheter CMS_LANGUAGES could still be used for a sensible default or not (eg. to populate the corresponding database table /if empty/ and for easy initial migration) is left as an option.

What do you think?