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Thanks for the note to change the version string. But the content in other languages? If DE/about-us is a content aliases of EN/about-us, you have EN content of EN/about-us? I use content blocks for each language and reference them in a smarty comment at the top of the primary template to ensure the...

I have found the MLE forum and am looking at it now. Using content aliases, I would have the primary set of page in the major language underneath a section header named after the language.  I would then create section headers for the minor languages and create those pages that were to be present in ...

It's a MLE version? Best practies is to work on template for use unique template for each languages. Alby Sorry, I don't understand.  What is MLE? Do you mean I shouldn't use a unique template for each language? I can't see how I can simply provide for strings in the template and have them straight...

Thanks for the reply. Internal page link content type doesn't appear to support use of a different template.  Is that possible? (any hints on how to accomplish that too :)) I use a different template for different languages.  That allows me to have a single main page with the content and its transla...

The content_aliases module says its max supported CMS MS version is 1.2.4.

Does anyone know if this is actually the case, ie. its broken in 1.2.5 and later, or its just a symptom of the last update to the module in Feb of this year - around the time of 1.2.3 and 1.2.4.

Just some 0.02c from an occasional CMS MS developer, that is I build sites and depending on the client I occasionally use CMS MS (my choice) and occasionally use Joomla (client's choice). CMS MS may not have so many or "killer" modules.  For my purposes at least it has the important ones. ...

Hi, I did something similar in setup, but added a few extras... - In my template I referenced a second content block, named after the secondary language to have both the primary and secondary language content appear on the same page in the editor.  This makes it very easy to translate the original i...

Are you using PHP4? I had a similar problem using PHP4.  My correction to the missing attachments is: classes/dispositionEmailBase.class.php @156 - if( get_class($others[$i]) == 'fbFileUploadField' ) + if( strtolower(get_class($others[$i])) == 'fbfileuploadfield' ) For the missing [unspecified] valu...

Its more complex than mentioned above. I have a userdefined tag to determine a link to alternate language versions of the current page.  That user defined tag works out the id of the pages to be linked to, updates its parameter block and calls the self link function.  Its seems that under some circu...

I am getting a PHP fatal error when attempting to use a self link within a global content block.  Reading around these forums,  I get the impression that it should be possible. This is the global content block <div id="footer">    <p class="links">{cms_selflink page='disclaimer-e...

Solved. In the contenttype.contentalias.php file, the method Show() needs to take a parameter and pass that parameter through to the content block Show() method. e.g. @@ -147,13 +147,13 @@                 }         } -      function Show() +      function Show($param='')         {                 gl...

That is correct ... see last para of my first post, I don't want to go that way as its not ideal for the content editors to see the secondary language listed first.

Maybe I am missing something, but I don't see how that thread is relevant.

{content block="something"} works fine in the template of a normal page.  It isn't working for me when the page is a "contentalias" page.

I am setting up a small site using CMS MS for which most of the pages are available in two languages.  My idea was to set up a primary heirarchy of pages in the main language.  Have those pages use a template with some dummy code to trigger a second content block (e.g. {if (1==0)}{content block=&quo...

Hi, Problem site:  CMS 1.1.2, PHP 5.2.3, MySQL 4.1.22, Apache 1.3.37 Problem: page content has somehow become encoded with iso-8859.  Source content and page headers are all utf-8. I set up the site on my own server (CMS 1.1.2, PHP 5.2.3, MySQL 5.0.30, Apache 2.0.59).  Everything here is set up to d...