The [%LANG%] syntax is only available if Easylingual Compatibility mode is switched on on the ’Other Params’ tab and it gives the primary language tag (which could be en-gb or fr-fr, for example, depending on how you have set it up) rather than the language group id. The standard YAMS way of getting the language group id is (yams_id).
how do you display personalised multilingual TVs ??
i created some TVs
banner_trad_title_en
banner_trad_title_fr
banner_trad_title_es
banner_trad_intro_en
banner_trad_intro_fr
banner_trad_intro_es
etc...
i tried to write [*banner_trad_title_[%LANG%]*] but it doesn’t work :/
[*banner_trad_title_(yams_id)*]
[*banner_trad_intro_(yams_id)*]
[[YAMS? &get=`tv` &from=`banner_trad_title`]]
strip_tags( $langPagetitle )
strip_tags( strtolower( $langPagetitle ) )
Quote from: prouve at Oct 06, 2009, 09:48 AMThe [%LANG%] syntax is only available if Easylingual Compatibility mode is switched on on the ’Other Params’ tab and it gives the primary language tag (which could be en-gb or fr-fr, for example, depending on how you have set it up) rather than the language group id. The standard YAMS way of getting the language group id is (yams_id).
how do you display personalised multilingual TVs ??
i created some TVs
banner_trad_title_en
banner_trad_title_fr
banner_trad_title_es
banner_trad_intro_en
banner_trad_intro_fr
banner_trad_intro_es
etc...
i tried to write [*banner_trad_title_[%LANG%]*] but it doesn’t work :/
Older versions of YAMS didn’t allow yams placeholders to be used in the names of chunks and template variables... but the more recent versions are cleverer. So the following *should* work:
and[*banner_trad_title_(yams_id)*][*banner_trad_intro_(yams_id)*]
The standard way I tell people to do it is as follows:
[[YAMS? &get=`tv` &from=`banner_trad_title`]]
That works across all versions. A tv prefix shouldn’t be required, but nice try French Fries.
$e = &$modx->event;
switch ( $e->name )
{
case 'OnStripAlias':
return strtolower($alias);
break;
default:
return;
}