Korean language causing blank Component page

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Summary

Problem

Component Page is showing empty page if the language used is Korean.

Diagnosis

  1. From application.xml (can be found in Support ZIP):

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 <plugin> <key>tac.jira.languages.ko_KR</key> <name>JIRA Korean (South Korea) Language Pack</name> <version>6.0.2-v2r31081-2013-06-18</version> <vendor>Atlassian Community</vendor> <status>ENABLED</status> <vendor-url>http://translations.atlassian.com</vendor-url> <framework-version>2</framework-version> <user-installed>true</user-installed> <bundled>&amp;#49324;&amp;#50857;&amp;#51088;&amp;#44032; &amp;#49444;&amp;#52824;&amp;#54620;?</bundled> </plugin> <plugin> <key>tac.jira core.languages.ko_KR</key> <name>JIRA Core Korean (South Korea) Language Pack</name> <version>7.3.5.v2r716-2017-04-19</version> <vendor>Atlassian Community</vendor> <status>ENABLED</status> <vendor-url>http://translations.atlassian.com</vendor-url> <framework-version>2</framework-version> <user-installed>false</user-installed> <bundled>&amp;#48264;&amp;#46308;</bundled> </plugin> <plugin> <key>tac.jira software.languages.ko_KR</key> <name>JIRA Software Korean (South Korea) Language Pack</name> <version>7.3.0.int-0135-v2r49-2016-12-05</version> <vendor>Atlassian Community</vendor> <status>ENABLED</status> <vendor-url>http://translations.atlassian.com</vendor-url> <framework-version>2</framework-version> <user-installed>true</user-installed> <bundled>&amp;#49324;&amp;#50857;&amp;#51088;&amp;#44032; &amp;#49444;&amp;#52824;&amp;#54620;?</bundled> </plugin>
  2. From a vanilla instance:

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24   <plugin> <key>tac.jira core.languages.ko_KR</key> <name>JIRA Core Korean (South Korea) Language Pack</name> <version>7.3.5.v2r716-2017-04-19</version> <vendor>Atlassian Community</vendor> <status>ENABLED</status> <vendor-url>http://translations.atlassian.com</vendor-url> <framework-version>2</framework-version> <user-installed>false</user-installed> <bundled>Bundled</bundled> </plugin> <plugin> <key>tac.jira software.languages.ko_KR</key> <name>JIRA Software Korean (South Korea) Language Pack</name> <version>7.3.0.int-0135-v2r49-2016-12-05</version> <vendor>Atlassian Community</vendor> <status>ENABLED</status> <vendor-url>http://translations.atlassian.com</vendor-url> <framework-version>2</framework-version> <user-installed>true</user-installed> <bundled>User installed</bundled> </plugin>
  3. Note that there an extra plugin that does not exist in vanilla instance which is JIRA Korean (South Korea) Language Pack.

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 <plugin> <key>tac.jira software.languages.ko_KR</key> <name>JIRA Software Korean (South Korea) Language Pack</name> <version>7.3.0.int-0135-v2r49-2016-12-05</version> <vendor>Atlassian Community</vendor> <status>ENABLED</status> <vendor-url>http://translations.atlassian.com</vendor-url> <framework-version>2</framework-version> <user-installed>true</user-installed> <bundled>&amp;#49324;&amp;#50857;&amp;#51088;&amp;#44032; &amp;#49444;&amp;#52824;&amp;#54620;?</bundled> </plugin>

ℹ️ This information is extracted from JIRA 7.3.6 - the plugin versions may be different depending on your JIRA version.

Cause

There are some artifact language plugins from previous version or installation.

Solution

Resolution

  1. Remove the plugin JAR from the installed-plugins folder

  2. Or uninstall the plugin via Manage Add-ons page.

Updated on April 2, 2025

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