Hello,
I am facing a problem I am having in a multilingal site. I have a situation
where on every page of my site I have flags so that when the user clicks on
the flag, it takes you to the translation of that particular page in the
language of the flag. The problem is that some of my pages dont
I think that you are basically looking for a language menu
(special=language).
EXAMPLE:
---
subparts.JAZYKY = HMENU
subparts.JAZYKY.special = language
subparts.JAZYKY.special.value = 0,1
subparts.JAZYKY.1 = TMENU
subparts.JAZYKY.1.noBlur = 1
subparts.JAZYKY.1 {
NO.stdWrap.cObject = HTML
Thank you Tomas. I will use this. But I still dont understand how to get
around the problem if a translation doesnt exist for a language for a
certain page. I dont want the user to get to the typo3 error message page
that says "This page doesnt exist in the language"
On 9/22/07, Tomas Mrozek <[
Hi!
Ralph Grier wrote:
> Thank you Tomas. I will use this. But I still dont understand how to get
> around the problem if a translation doesnt exist for a language for a
> certain page. I dont want the user to get to the typo3 error message page
> that says "This page doesnt exist in the langua
> Thank you Tomas. I will use this. But I still dont understand how to get
> around the problem if a translation doesnt exist for a language for a
> certain page.
That's what "USERDEF1" part is for. If the translation doesn't exist,
TYPO3 generates links according to this part. Due to
"USERDEF