Problem with multilanguage website

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xman75 Reply #1, 12 years ago

I have a website with three languages:
- Context web ==> French
- Context en ==> English
- Context es ==> Spanish

Multilingualism is managed by the MODx extra Babel.

Only the English context calendar is good.

The French and Spanish displays a calendar starting January 1 regardless of the selected month and events are not displayed.

See the attachment for the rendering of three calendars… [ed. note: xman75 last edited this post 12 years ago.]

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CharlesMx Reply #2, 12 years ago

can you turn on debug for the calendar and then send me all the extra output it renders; this should include an select statement. To enable debugging you can quickly add a parameter &debut=`1` to the snippet call.

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xman75 Reply #3, 12 years ago

CALENDAR ES

Filtering calendar date SQL range with: 01/01/1970 through 02/12/1970

SQL: SELECT mxCalendarEvents.*, CategoryId.name AS category, CategoryId.foregroundcss,
CategoryId.backgroundcss, CategoryId.inlinecss FROM `modx_mxcalendars_events` AS
`mxCalendarEvents` JOIN `modx_mxcalendars_categories` `CategoryId` ON
`mxCalendarEvents`.`categoryid` = `CategoryId`.`id` WHERE ( ( `mxCalendarEvents`.`repeating` = 0
AND `mxCalendarEvents`.`enddate` >= 0 AND `mxCalendarEvents`.`enddate` <= 3628800 OR (
`mxCalendarEvents`.`repeating` = 1 AND `mxCalendarEvents`.`repeatenddate` >= 0 ) ) AND
`mxCalendarEvents`.`context` IN ('','es') ) ORDER BY name DESC LIMIT 99 


Returned Events: 0
No valid dates returned.
mxCalendar processed in 0,129429101944 seconds

CALENDAR EN

Filtering calendar date SQL range with: 04/01/2012 through 05/13/2012

SQL: SELECT mxCalendarEvents.*, CategoryId.name AS category, CategoryId.foregroundcss,
CategoryId.backgroundcss, CategoryId.inlinecss FROM `modx_mxcalendars_events` AS
`mxCalendarEvents` JOIN `modx_mxcalendars_categories` `CategoryId` ON
`mxCalendarEvents`.`categoryid` = `CategoryId`.`id` WHERE ( ( `mxCalendarEvents`.`repeating` = 0
AND `mxCalendarEvents`.`enddate` >= 1333231201 AND `mxCalendarEvents`.`enddate` <=
1336860001 OR ( `mxCalendarEvents`.`repeating` = 1 AND `mxCalendarEvents`.`repeatenddate` >=
1333231201 ) ) AND `mxCalendarEvents`.`context` IN ('','en') ) ORDER BY name DESC LIMIT 99 


Returned Events: 1
Looping through events list of 1 total.
    1) 2012-04-23 1

mxCalendar processed in 0.169291973114 seconds

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CharlesMx Reply #4, 12 years ago

Are the snippet calls the same for both context? If so can you past the one used on the ES site, please. The ES call appears to be getting invalid dates for some reason, that's why I ask.

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xman75 Reply #5, 12 years ago

The call is very simple. It's the same for each context :

[[!mxcalendar? &theme=`default`]]

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CharlesMx Reply #6, 12 years ago

Can you provide me with some more information about your setup? (os, web server, PHP version, etc.) I'm still not able to duplicate this issue at this time.

Can you try to add in the actual parameters to set the dates in the snippet call and see if that makes it work? This shouldn't make any difference especially since it's the calendar view, but worth checking.

[[!mxcalendar? &theme=`default` &elStartDate=`now` &elEndDate=`next month`]]

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xman75 Reply #7, 12 years ago

No change…

I think if you change your SETLOCAL, you'll reproduce the bug.
The problem is partly solved by changing the code:

//$startDOW = $this->dowMatch[strftime('%a', strtotime($mStartDate))];
// Modified by xman75
$startDOW = (int)strftime('%w', strtotime($mStartDate));
if ($startDOW == 0) $startDOW = 7;

There is probably also a problem in this part of code:

public function getFormatedDate($f,$t){
return str_replace('%O', date('S', $t),strftime($f,$t));
}

Thanks for your help [ed. note: xman75 last edited this post 12 years ago.]

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CharlesMx Reply #8, 12 years ago

What is your local and I'll test, also note that a new release was just published last night as well.

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xman75 Reply #9, 12 years ago

The problem remains

setlocale (LC_ALL, "fr_FR");

Cheers for getting back to me so quickly [ed. note: xman75 last edited this post 12 years ago.]

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xman75 Reply #10, 11 years, 11 months ago

Could you reproduce the problem?
To be more specific here is the plugin I use to manage setlocal (OnInitCulture System Events checked):

<?php
if($_GET['cultureKey'] == "") {
    setlocale(LC_ALL, 'fr_FR.UTF-8');
}
if($_GET['cultureKey'] == "pt") {
    setlocale(LC_ALL, 'pt_BR.UTF-8');
}
if($_GET['cultureKey'] == "ru") {
    setlocale(LC_ALL, 'ru_RU.UTF-8');
}
if($_GET['cultureKey'] == "en") {
    setlocale(LC_ALL, 'en_US.UTF-8');
}
if($_GET['cultureKey'] == "es") {
    setlocale(LC_ALL, 'es_ES.UTF-8');
}