Hello all,
I know this is an old post, but I needed a solution for my automatic
language detection, so I made a little (probably terrible) change to the
function. Could you please tell me if there is something better, or if
there are errors?
Now it seems to work for me:
public function getPreferredLanguage(array $locales = null)
{
$preferredLanguages = $this->getLanguages();
// this is not correct because id locales is empty it returns
(i.e.) "en_US", not "en" and for browser is a problem
if (empty($locales)) {
return isset($preferredLanguages[0]) ? $preferredLanguages[0] :
null;
}
if (!$preferredLanguages) {
return $locales[0];
}
$preferredLanguagesIntersect =
array_values(array_intersect($preferredLanguages, $locales));
$preferredLanguage = reset($preferredLanguagesIntersect); // get
the first value resetting the pointer
// seen that a browser could return an array with only (i.e.)
"en_US" element, without "en"
// we try to find the first two_character of the browser array
element inside the locales array
if (empty($preferredLanguagesIntersect)) {
$firstLangChr = function($lang) {
return substr($lang,0,2);
};
$preferredLanguagesIntersect =
array_values(array_intersect(array_map($firstLangChr,$preferredLanguages),
$locales));
$preferredLanguage = reset($preferredLanguagesIntersect);
}
return isset($preferredLanguage) ? $preferredLanguage : $locales[0];
}
Thank you very much, hope it could be a better solution
Il giorno venerdì 8 ottobre 2010 22:03:48 UTC+2, halk ha scritto:
>
> Hello all,
>
> Fabien told us in his keynote on symfony day 2010 in Cologne today,
> that Symfony2's new Translation component has a fallback for the
> culture/locale built-in. Fabien gave this example: "fr_FR", "fr",
> "en". If there is no translation "fr_FR", Symfony2 looks for "fr", if
> not then "en" (as set in configuration). After Fabien's keynote
> someone asked him whether the user can define the fallback order.
> Fabien answered that it is not implemented yet.
>
> Does Symfony2 read the user's preferred languages from browser? In
> Zend Framework I can tell ZF to read the browser preference:
>
> $translate = new Zend_Translate(
> 'gettext',
> APPLICATION_PATH . '/langs',
> $locale->getLanguage(),
> array(
> 'scan' => Zend_Translate::LOCALE_FILENAME,
> 'disableNotices' => true
> )
> );
>
> $locale->getLanguage() parses the $_SERVER['HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE']
> variable and returns an array of preferred languages. I believe that
> if the customer/project asks for it and the developer tells Symfony2
> to do (f.e. as a parameter), Symfony2 should read this setting and
> use it for selecting the translation and for fallback.
>
> F.e. if "de_DE", "tr_TR" and "en_GB" are the preferred languages set
> in the user's browser, Symfony2 should first look for the translations
> "de_DE", then "de". If still no match, it should try to find a
> translation catalogue for the next preferred language, in this case
> "tr_TR" and if not "tr" etc. If non of the preferred languages
> matches, Symfony2 will take the culture defined in configuration.
>
> What do you think? I could write a patch if the idea sounds good for
> you.
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