bongiorno,
i just stumbled upon an issue with the metada stuff.
the metadata field per page is mono-language for now, is there a way to modify the tables the same way the others are ? not sure if i'm being clear, basicly is it possible to "ALTER TABLE metada" ?
cms mle metadata [solved] \o/
cms mle metadata [solved] \o/
Last edited by manurevah on Tue Oct 30, 2007 10:21 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: cms mle metadata
manurevah wrote: bongiorno,
Good question!manurevah wrote: i just stumbled upon an issue with the metada stuff.
the metadata field per page is mono-language for now, is there a way to modify the tables the same way the others are ? not sure if i'm being clear, basicly is it possible to "ALTER TABLE metada" ?
Sorry in this moment no but a works around (for a little number of pages) is:
add in header:
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<head>
.............
{metadata}
{content block="metadata" wysiwyg=false}
.............
</head>
Alby
Re: cms mle metadata
i was not quite sure about what exactly you where trying to tell me... : ]
as i know you know what you are talking about and may i say, wow, this is sweet.. . even better than i thought actually.
to resume, yes i added "{content block="metadata" wysiwyg=false}" to the template in the header section, then for each page of content there is a new field right under content called metadata, and as the content itself, it is language specifc.
so now i can have some meta things being common, and some being language specific.
excellent \o/
merci beaucoup Alby.
as i know you know what you are talking about and may i say, wow, this is sweet.. . even better than i thought actually.
to resume, yes i added "{content block="metadata" wysiwyg=false}" to the template in the header section, then for each page of content there is a new field right under content called metadata, and as the content itself, it is language specifc.
so now i can have some meta things being common, and some being language specific.
excellent \o/
merci beaucoup Alby.
Re: cms mle metadata
From CMSMS MLE 1.2.1 EXTENDED metadata and descriptions fields are multilingualmanurevah wrote: i was not quite sure about what exactly you where trying to tell me... : ]
as i know you know what you are talking about and may i say, wow, this is sweet.. . even better than i thought actually.
to resume, yes i added "{content block="metadata" wysiwyg=false}" to the template in the header section, then for each page of content there is a new field right under content called metadata, and as the content itself, it is language specifc.
so now i can have some meta things being common, and some being language specific.
excellent \o/
merci beaucoup Alby.
Alby