>> $------------Code begin-----------------------------------$ >> #Site Slogan >> lib.slogan = TEXT >> lib.slogan.value = Making known to our community the God that brings >> true freedom. >> [language = es] >> lib.slogan.value = Dando a conocer a nuestra comunidad al Dios que >> trae >> verdadera libertad. >> [language] >> lib.slogan.wrap = <h1 id="slogan">|</h1> >> $-------------------------Code end-----------------------------$ > > I wonder where you found that syntax... that's not the way languages > are tested. You should have something like:
Well it is, but not together with a language switch in the FE output. [language = blah] is checking HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE which doesn't make much sense if you just click on a link. > #Site Slogan > lib.slogan = TEXT > lib.slogan.value = Making known to our community the God that brings > true freedom. > [globalVar = GP:L = xx] > lib.slogan.value = Dando a conocer a nuestra comunidad al Dios que > trae verdadera libertad. > [global] > lib.slogan.wrap = <h1 id="slogan">|</h1> > > where "xx" is the uid of the Website language record you defined for > Spanish. Please also mind the closing of the condition ([global] not > [language]). And by the way, it doesn't matter if you call your language parameter L or LANG or BLAH, since the switch is done by TypoScript only. But you are right, the common way is to use L for that purpose. HTH Joey -- Wenn man keine Ahnung hat: Einfach mal Fresse halten! (If you have no clues: simply shut your gob sometimes!) Dieter Nuhr, German comedian openBC/Xing: http://www.cybercraft.de T3 cookbook: http://www.typo3experts.com _______________________________________________ TYPO3-english mailing list TYPO3-english@lists.netfielders.de http://lists.netfielders.de/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/typo3-english
