Just to complete this thread, here are a couple of examples of the simple language bar on a site that's under trial and design right now.
This shows links to 2 translations that exist: > http://tec.onghu.com/en/news/t-news-tron-show-2008/ This shows links only to the article itself because there isn't any other translation: > http://tec.onghu.com/cn/articles/ims_reference/ All this is rendered automatically through a snippet that's part of the layout and is based on the convention I'd described earlier. At this point, I'd also like to express a word of thanks for the person/ people who created the copy_move extension. Getting the content aligned like this would have been extremely tenuous if I had to do it myself! Cheers, Mohit. 11/1/2007 | 3:02 AM. Mohit Sindhwani wrote: > Hello again. Wisdom comes minutes after you click on 'Send' asking > for help. > > Silly me! What I needed to do was learn how to write a > <r:teao:if_lang> tag. > It's been a good day. I've learnt how to: > - write an iterator tag <r:teao:each> > - write a conditional tag <r:teao:if_lang> > - find the URL of the current page in an extension > > And this is what the final snippet now looks like (gee, I like the 3Rs > - Radiant, Radius, Ruby): > This page is available in: <r:teao:each> > <r:teao:if_lang> > * <r:teao:nulink /></r:teao:if_lang> > </r:teao:each> > > I know that the names of the tags need to be changed. If anyone is > interested in these tags, just get in touch. > _______________________________________________ Radiant mailing list Post: [email protected] Search: http://radiantcms.org/mailing-list/search/ Site: http://lists.radiantcms.org/mailman/listinfo/radiant
