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sottwell Reply #91, 12 years, 3 months ago

Well, it's getting late here, so I'll go back into it and see what happens in the morning.

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sottwell Reply #92, 12 years, 3 months ago

Well, here's what works for the gallery:

[![!setAlbumJs]]
<section id="album">
<figure class="cycle-slideshow" 
    data-cycle-fx=fade
    data-cycle-timeout=4000
    data-cycle-caption="#alt-caption"
    data-cycle-caption-template="{{alt}}"
    >
[![!getImageList? &tvname=`album` &tpl=`albumTpl`]]
</figure>
<h2 id="alt-caption" class="center"></h2>
</section>

Any other combination of cache directives either does not load the javascript, or does not maintain the cultureKey for the image captions.

However, this configuration now prevents the cultureKey from changing for page content, it gets stuck on the first one accessed after the cache is cleared...although the pdoMenu snippet still works.

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sottwell Reply #93, 12 years, 3 months ago

It turns out that any chunk in the content was causing problems. So I created a new template and put the [[$album]] chunk in the template. That also eliminated the setAlbumJS problem, since the gallery template has the css and js in the template.

But the getImageList snippet still has to be double-uncached for the cultureKey to be used.

[![!getImageList? &tvname=`album` &tpl=`albumTpl`]]

Ah. If I call the album chunk uncached [[!$album]] then I can get away with calling the getImageList snippet uncached [[!getImageList]]

What a riot!

I cheated! I added these two output modifiers to my regular template:

[[[[*id:is=`6`:then=`!setAlbumJs`]]]]
[[[[*id:is=`6`:then=`!$album`]]]]

~~Now all works beautifully with a single template.~~ Well, it sets the javascript once for each language, then after that it doesn't set it at all. <sigh> Oh, well. [ed. note: sottwell last edited this post 12 years, 3 months ago.]

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9thwave Reply #94, 12 years, 3 months ago

I've got an issue with the home pages for each language (www.mySite.com/en and www.mySite.com/we) displaying the unauthorised page.
A members area we set up was generating a 404 for non-logged in users and going to the error_page, on this site we've changed it so that we don't display the error page we just call the unauthorized_page instead, but the www.mySite.com/en and www.mySite.com/we links are actually generating a 404, not a 401 unauth code.
Any ideas how to fix this?

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sottwell Reply #95, 12 years, 3 months ago

The anonymous user has to have at least load privileges for your protected resource group, otherwise they won't even be able to tell that they exist, thus getting the error page instead of the unauthorized page.

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9thwave Reply #96, 12 years, 2 months ago

Thanks for your input Sottwell, unfortunately there is still an issue.
The developer i'm working with thought he wasn't getting the perms right but now thinks it might be something to do with the language stuff behind the scenes.
When I click a link to a protected page in the default language i get a 503 but when i select another language and click on the protected page link i get directed to the home page, surely they should do the same.

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Bruno17 Reply #97, 12 years, 2 months ago

Get a 503 for both languages on a protected resource:

http://www.webcmsolutions.de/en/protected.html
http://www.webcmsolutions.de/de/protected.html

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sottwell Reply #98, 12 years, 2 months ago

Make sure you're testing protected pages when you're not logged in to the Manager (or use a different browser) - being logged in to the manager can cause unexpected results when testing protected pages.

That 503 error means that the request never got to MODX. What does your .htaccess file look like?

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sottwell Reply #99, 12 years, 2 months ago

This must be answered somewhere but I can't find it. How would I display the current language, the whole language string, like "English" or "Deutsch", not the cultureKey.

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Bruno17 Reply #100, 12 years, 2 months ago

I think there wasn't anything.

this snippet 'mmlCurrentLanguage' should do it:

$cultureKey = $modx->getOption('cultureKey');
$packageName = 'migxmultilang';

$packagepath = $modx->getOption('core_path') . 'components/' . $packageName . '/';
$modelpath = $packagepath . 'model/';
if (is_dir($modelpath)) {
    $modx->addPackage($packageName, $modelpath, $prefix);
}
$classname = 'mmlLang';

$output = '';

if ($object = $modx->getObject($classname,array('lang_key'=>$cultureKey))){
    $output = $object->get('language');
}

return $output;

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