Re: [web2py] Re: request.uri_language

2014-01-13 Thread Gael Princivalle 
Thanks Alan, Jonathan.

I've test more this simple solution:
routers = dict(
BASE  = dict(default_application='
test'),
test = dict(languages=['en', 'it'], default_language='it'),
)

And it works fine for me.

The only problem I have now if for switching between two languages 
reloading the current function.
If fact if I switch with (in my menu):
{{response.menu.append(('IT', False, URL('it', 'index'), [('EN', False, 
URL('en', 'index'), [])]))}}

It works fine.
If I try with request.function, request.function give me the language + the 
function:
{{response.menu.append(('IT', False, URL('it', request.function), [('EN', 
False, URL('en', request.function), [])]))}}
So if I have mydomain.com/it and I ask for english, web2py tries to load 
mydomain.com/it/en . KO.

Is there an elegant way to avoid this problem of do I have to play with a 
session variable ?

Regards.




Il giorno domenica 12 gennaio 2014 17:35:22 UTC+1, Jonathan Lundell ha 
scritto:

 On 12 Jan 2014, at 8:27 AM, Alan Etkin spam...@gmail.com javascript: 
 wrote:

 I've got this server error:
 200 Error


 My bad, unless you have specified the name or it is available in that 
 scope, using app, test or whatever would raise a NameError. Perhaps it can 
 be solved using a string (test) for the dictionary key.

 routers = {
 test: dict(

 default_language = possible_languages['default'][0],
 ...


 Alan is right; I was misreading the containing dict.


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Re: [web2py] Re: request.uri_language

2014-01-13 Thread Jonathan Lundell 
On 13 Jan 2014, at 7:00 AM, Gael Princivalle gaelprinciva...@gmail.com wrote:
 Thanks Alan, Jonathan.
 
 I've test more this simple solution:
 routers = dict(
 BASE  = dict(default_application='
 test'),
 test = dict(languages=['en', 'it'], default_language='it'),
 )
 
 And it works fine for me.
 
 The only problem I have now if for switching between two languages reloading 
 the current function.
 If fact if I switch with (in my menu):
 {{response.menu.append(('IT', False, URL('it', 'index'), [('EN', False, 
 URL('en', 'index'), [])]))}}
 
 It works fine.
 If I try with request.function, request.function give me the language + the 
 function:
 {{response.menu.append(('IT', False, URL('it', request.function), [('EN', 
 False, URL('en', request.function), [])]))}}
 So if I have mydomain.com/it and I ask for english, web2py tries to load 
 mydomain.com/it/en . KO.
 
 Is there an elegant way to avoid this problem of do I have to play with a 
 session variable ?

There's apparently a deficiency in URL that makes this difficult for you. URL 
gets the language to insert into the outgoing URL from request.uri_language, 
and has no language argument to override it. That could and should be fixed.

In the meantime, here's a hack you could use (not tested). It needs to be 
converted to template format, but you'll get the idea.

uri_language = request.uri_language
urls = {}
for lang in ('it', 'en'):
request.uri_language = lang
urls[lang] = URL(request.function)
request.uri_language = uri_language

{{response.menu.append(('IT', False, urls['it'], [('EN', False, urls['en'], 
[])]))}}

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Re: [web2py] Re: request.uri_language

2014-01-13 Thread Gael Princivalle 
That's a good solution, thanks.

In the meantime I've found that you have to specify with C=...the 
controller and f=... the functiuon in the URL helper.

That like that it works fine:
{{response.menu.append(('IT', False, URL('it', f=request.function), [('EN', 
False, URL('en', f=request.function), [])]))}}

Thanks again for your help.

Il giorno lunedì 13 gennaio 2014 16:22:50 UTC+1, Jonathan Lundell ha 
scritto:

 On 13 Jan 2014, at 7:00 AM, Gael Princivalle 
 gaelpri...@gmail.comjavascript: 
 wrote: 
  Thanks Alan, Jonathan. 
  
  I've test more this simple solution: 
  routers = dict( 
  BASE  = dict(default_application=' 
  test'), 
  test = dict(languages=['en', 'it'], default_language='it'), 
  ) 
  
  And it works fine for me. 
  
  The only problem I have now if for switching between two languages 
 reloading the current function. 
  If fact if I switch with (in my menu): 
  {{response.menu.append(('IT', False, URL('it', 'index'), [('EN', False, 
 URL('en', 'index'), [])]))}} 
  
  It works fine. 
  If I try with request.function, request.function give me the language + 
 the function: 
  {{response.menu.append(('IT', False, URL('it', request.function), 
 [('EN', False, URL('en', request.function), [])]))}} 
  So if I have mydomain.com/it and I ask for english, web2py tries to 
 load mydomain.com/it/en . KO. 
  
  Is there an elegant way to avoid this problem of do I have to play with 
 a session variable ? 

 There's apparently a deficiency in URL that makes this difficult for you. 
 URL gets the language to insert into the outgoing URL from 
 request.uri_language, and has no language argument to override it. That 
 could and should be fixed. 

 In the meantime, here's a hack you could use (not tested). It needs to be 
 converted to template format, but you'll get the idea. 

 uri_language = request.uri_language 
 urls = {} 
 for lang in ('it', 'en'): 
 request.uri_language = lang 
 urls[lang] = URL(request.function) 
 request.uri_language = uri_language 

 {{response.menu.append(('IT', False, urls['it'], [('EN', False, 
 urls['en'], [])]))}} 


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Re: [web2py] Re: request.uri_language

2014-01-13 Thread Jonathan Lundell 
On 13 Jan 2014, at 7:48 AM, Gael Princivalle gaelprinciva...@gmail.com wrote:
 That's a good solution, thanks.
 
 In the meantime I've found that you have to specify with C=...the controller 
 and f=... the functiuon in the URL helper.
 
 That like that it works fine:
 {{response.menu.append(('IT', False, URL('it', f=request.function), [('EN', 
 False, URL('en', f=request.function), [])]))}}

The only problem with that is that the rewrite code for languages wants to 
treat the language differently from the controller. It might work, but only 
because the rewrite code is more clever than I remember.


 
 Thanks again for your help.
 
 Il giorno lunedì 13 gennaio 2014 16:22:50 UTC+1, Jonathan Lundell ha scritto:
 On 13 Jan 2014, at 7:00 AM, Gael Princivalle gaelpri...@gmail.com wrote: 
  Thanks Alan, Jonathan. 
  
  I've test more this simple solution: 
  routers = dict( 
  BASE  = dict(default_application=' 
  test'), 
  test = dict(languages=['en', 'it'], default_language='it'), 
  ) 
  
  And it works fine for me. 
  
  The only problem I have now if for switching between two languages 
  reloading the current function. 
  If fact if I switch with (in my menu): 
  {{response.menu.append(('IT', False, URL('it', 'index'), [('EN', False, 
  URL('en', 'index'), [])]))}} 
  
  It works fine. 
  If I try with request.function, request.function give me the language + the 
  function: 
  {{response.menu.append(('IT', False, URL('it', request.function), [('EN', 
  False, URL('en', request.function), [])]))}} 
  So if I have mydomain.com/it and I ask for english, web2py tries to load 
  mydomain.com/it/en . KO. 
  
  Is there an elegant way to avoid this problem of do I have to play with a 
  session variable ? 
 
 There's apparently a deficiency in URL that makes this difficult for you. URL 
 gets the language to insert into the outgoing URL from request.uri_language, 
 and has no language argument to override it. That could and should be fixed. 
 
 In the meantime, here's a hack you could use (not tested). It needs to be 
 converted to template format, but you'll get the idea. 
 
 uri_language = request.uri_language 
 urls = {} 
 for lang in ('it', 'en'): 
 request.uri_language = lang 
 urls[lang] = URL(request.function) 
 request.uri_language = uri_language 
 
 {{response.menu.append(('IT', False, urls['it'], [('EN', False, urls['en'], 
 [])]))}} 
 
 


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Re: [web2py] Re: request.uri_language

2014-01-12 Thread Jonathan Lundell 
On 12 Jan 2014, at 7:51 AM, Gael Princivalle gaelprinciva...@gmail.com wrote:
 And this routes.py in test folder:
 from fileutils import abspath
 from languages import read_possible_languages
 possible_languages = read_possible_languages(abspath('applications', test))
 routers = {
 test: dict(
 default_language = possible_languages['default'][0],
 languages = [lang for lang in possible_languages
if lang != 'default']
 )
 }
 I've got this server error:
 200 Error
 
 

You want test = dict, not test: dict.

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Re: [web2py] Re: request.uri_language

2014-01-12 Thread Jonathan Lundell 
On 12 Jan 2014, at 8:27 AM, Alan Etkin spame...@gmail.com wrote:
 I've got this server error:
 200 Error
 
 
 My bad, unless you have specified the name or it is available in that scope, 
 using app, test or whatever would raise a NameError. Perhaps it can be solved 
 using a string (test) for the dictionary key.
 
 routers = {
 test: dict(
 
 default_language = possible_languages['default'][0],
 ...
 

Alan is right; I was misreading the containing dict.

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