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Terms of Service Article select box in Translation
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8 years 1 month ago #95594
by Moises Jafet
Terms of Service Article select box in Translation was created by Moises Jafet
Hello,
How can I include/select a specific article item on the Translation tab different than the selected on the Basic Information tab?
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How can I include/select a specific article item on the Translation tab different than the selected on the Basic Information tab?
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8 years 1 month ago #95604
by Tuan Pham Ngoc
Replied by Tuan Pham Ngoc on topic Terms of Service Article select box in Translation
Sorry, I don't really understand this question. Why do you need to select article in Translation tab? Exactly what you are trying to do?
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8 years 1 month ago #95613
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Replied by Moises Jafet on topic Terms of Service Article select box in Translation
I would like to have the following setup:
- Multilingual Website { English | Spanish }
- Plan A { Terms of Service, Language English, in English for Plan A | Terms of Service, Language Spanish, in Spanish for Plan A }
- Plan B { Terms of Service, Language English, in English for Plan B | Terms of Service, Language Spanish, in Spanish for Plan B }
As of now, you can only have the following:
- Multilingual Website { English | Spanish }
- Plan A { Terms of Service, Language All, in English and/or Spanish for Plan A | Terms of Service, Language All, in English and/or Spanish for Plan A }
- Plan B { Terms of Service, Language All, in English and/or Spanish for Plan B | Terms of Service, Language All, in English and/or Spanish for Plan B }
The current setup forces to mix up content in two or more different languages, a problem that can be sort out with anchor links to individual language's contents, but it burdens to some users.
IMHO, one way to approach this is to use a Joomla! menu item to be selected as the TOS instead of an article item, which lets the CMS to deal with the active language.by just creating a menu item to a Content Category, Blog View, set as Language All, containing the article items configured with the corresponding language of its content.
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Moises
- Multilingual Website { English | Spanish }
- Plan A { Terms of Service, Language English, in English for Plan A | Terms of Service, Language Spanish, in Spanish for Plan A }
- Plan B { Terms of Service, Language English, in English for Plan B | Terms of Service, Language Spanish, in Spanish for Plan B }
As of now, you can only have the following:
- Multilingual Website { English | Spanish }
- Plan A { Terms of Service, Language All, in English and/or Spanish for Plan A | Terms of Service, Language All, in English and/or Spanish for Plan A }
- Plan B { Terms of Service, Language All, in English and/or Spanish for Plan B | Terms of Service, Language All, in English and/or Spanish for Plan B }
The current setup forces to mix up content in two or more different languages, a problem that can be sort out with anchor links to individual language's contents, but it burdens to some users.
IMHO, one way to approach this is to use a Joomla! menu item to be selected as the TOS instead of an article item, which lets the CMS to deal with the active language.by just creating a menu item to a Content Category, Blog View, set as Language All, containing the article items configured with the corresponding language of its content.
Thanks!
Moises
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