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Multilanguage CMSMS MLE 1.2.2
Posted: Mon Dec 03, 2007 9:09 pm
by alby
History changelog
here
Release in forge
Diff file is VS CMSMS 1.2.2
You don't closed to fr_FR or it_IT but you have a full freedom (it's a label now)
You can use address type:
www.mysite.com/fra/XXXX.html or
www.mysite.com/index.php?page=XXXX&hl=ita
Check config_lang.php.alby.label for example (warning: block is important for your db compatibility)
Rewind:
For active language support to metadata and description (titleattribute) field (warning: this break compatibility) look to
Visual tutorials (#6)
Alby
Re: Multilanguage CMSMS MLE 1.2.2
Posted: Fri Dec 07, 2007 3:58 pm
by Pierre M.
Hello Alby,
I know without having tested it that you have made a good job with MLE because I read posts from happy users. But there are two topics I'm unconfortable about :
1-when you have first released the ML extension, you have clearly stated that you have no time to support it. Are MLE users at risk to rely solely on you to fix bugs in MLE ?
2-how is MLE upgradable to (to-be-released) official (multilingual) CMSms v2 ? The core is changing fast so I fear for the upgrade path of the MLE users.
This is a friendly message, please don't read it as a personal offense, you have demonstrated your commitment to support MLE users so far by releasing the ML extension closely to the official version and by answering to support requests in the forum at least.
As I have read no code, may be I'm overfearing an inexistent problem ?
Pierre M.
Re: Multilanguage CMSMS MLE 1.2.2
Posted: Fri Dec 07, 2007 4:47 pm
by alby
Pierre M. wrote:
1-when you have first released the ML extension, you have clearly stated that you have no time to support it. Are MLE users at risk to rely solely on you to fix bugs in MLE ?
MLE is a very "simple" hack
For my istitutional sites I must to have multilingual and I remember that when I saw the simplicity (for final user) of the first version of katon I love this.
The problem, however, was that it was not easy to mantain.
First step was to simplify this to make trivial updates of core and second step I wanted a working "normal" version for use again in other site (for testing).
The hard work was in adjust few variables and routines and if you look in diff file, there are a few files only in /admin and /lib/classes (in 1.2.X there are 4-5 files more for extending functionality)
But this fact becomes simple for update: I check svn for diff version of core and apply again relative patch
If you look in old topic, many problem are in install and I drop this for avoid sql problem (you must pay attention in sql query for 3-5 fields in two tables only)
Ok, my message was more "conservative" (remember that I work on it alone although katon promised that return) that "real"
Pierre M. wrote:
2-how is MLE upgradable to (to-be-released) official (multilingual) CMSms v2 ? The core is changing fast so I fear for the upgrade path of the MLE users.
In September I look in 2.0 schema (I look last version very soon) and the differences was very small and with few sql queries was easy to transport in the new version.
Perhaps I am optimist but I do not see big problems on update to 2.0 (I have to do I too

)
Alby
Re: Multilanguage CMSMS MLE 1.2.2
Posted: Fri Dec 07, 2007 6:00 pm
by Pierre M.
So I was overfearing. Thank you for your answer.
Pierre M.
Re: Multilanguage CMSMS MLE 1.2.2
Posted: Fri Dec 07, 2007 6:10 pm
by manurevah
Alby, i heard about and experienced a problem with w3c validator giving out 404 errors, basically any navigator without cookie control gets 404 (if i'm not mistaking), is there a workaround ? i heard this being discussed for previous versions of MLE, and references to a file (on reply #30) that i couldn't find. ..
i have now upgraded 1.2.2, i thought this would solve my life.. . :]
i actually am noticing this:
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http://postimpressionnisme.net/ = 404 on some browsers and
http://validator.w3.org/
with error: /users/user9967/sites/postimpressionnisme.net/plugins/function.lang.php on line 40
http://www.postimpressionnisme.net/ = ok for browsing (depends on nav/sys), but still 404 on
http://validator.w3.org/
funny thing is i got this on the admin page:
Check DEFAULT_LANG and language array sintax in config_lang.php!
i know i played around with it trying to make everything work, i'll have to check into this tonight.
however if you have any ideas i'd be so glad. . ..
(btw, i upgraded from 1.2 to 1.2.1 to 1.2.2)
as usual, i like to include a thank you for you work, please know that it is very much appreciated over here, and you have even helped me alot via this forum, if i can return any favours please tell me.
Re: Multilanguage CMSMS MLE 1.2.2
Posted: Fri Dec 07, 2007 6:43 pm
by alby
manurevah wrote:
Alby, i heard about and experienced a problem with w3c validator giving out 404 errors, basically any navigator without cookie control gets 404 (if i'm not mistaking), is there a workaround ?

first time that I heard
MLE function without cookie also
manurevah wrote:
i heard this being discussed for previous versions of MLE, and references to a file (on reply #30) that i couldn't find. ..
Is
this?
Have you {lang} in content page or template. Its bettere use this in template
manurevah wrote:
funny thing is i got this on the admin page:
Check DEFAULT_LANG and language array sintax in config_lang.php!
i know i played around with it trying to make everything work, i'll have to check into this tonight.
Display this error when you have not default_cms_language in user preferences or DEFAULT_LANG mistake with one of KEYS (LOCALE or LABEL) of config_lang.php (view config_lang.php.label for example)
IMPORTANT: delete mle and mle_admin cookies if you change KEYS of config_lang.php
If you extended MLE, reade README.FIRST.extended file
manurevah wrote:
as usual, i like to include a thank you for you work, please know that it is very much appreciated over here, and you have even helped me alot via this forum, if i can return any favours please tell me.
One beer?

There is a applaude link on the left
Alby
Re: Multilanguage CMSMS MLE 1.2.2
Posted: Fri Dec 07, 2007 6:53 pm
by manurevah
http://forum.cmsmadesimple.org/index.php/topic,14461.msg75067.html#msg75067
is exactly the page i saw this issue being discussed.
i will have to wait till tonight to look into this, i don't have a real IP here at my new job.. . (yes, i cry alot)
: ]
One beer? Cheesy
There is a applaude link on the left Wink
well, if you come to paris i will offer you a beer, no sweat.
as for the applaud button, i clapped and i clapped. .. . ; ]
i'll keep updated,
btw, i didn't modifiy my database when i upgraded, was i supposed to ?
Re: Multilanguage CMSMS MLE 1.2.2
Posted: Fri Dec 07, 2007 7:52 pm
by alby
View Red text in my previous post!
The problem was for a manual flag links (same {lang}) and not automatic
In {lang} there is same code of function GetURL of core CMSMS
manurevah wrote:
well, if you come to paris i will offer you a beer, no sweat.
as for the applaud button, i clapped and i clapped. .. . ; ]
Maybe my wife is going to Paris next year and I ... maybe
manurevah wrote:
btw, i didn't modifiy my database when i upgraded, was i supposed to ?
No, but backup
YES
Alby
Re: Multilanguage CMSMS MLE 1.2.2
Posted: Sat Dec 08, 2007 3:33 am
by manurevah
thank you alby, i then noticed the red warning
IMPORTANT: delete mle and mle_admin cookies if you change KEYS of config_lang.php
and that part actually helped, plus a little cleaning up on the config_lang.php (i thought for some reason that the syntax changed, but actually just some options that can be added) and all went well, no more 404 and no more "sintax" errors.. ..
: ] ]
p.s. i'm thinking of a way to email you a beer.. . . : ]
Re: Multilanguage CMSMS MLE 1.2.2
Posted: Sat Dec 08, 2007 8:54 am
by alby
manurevah wrote:
IMPORTANT: delete mle and mle_admin cookies if you change KEYS of config_lang.php
and that part actually helped, plus a little cleaning up on the config_lang.php (i thought for some reason that the syntax changed, but actually just some options that can be added) and all went well, no more 404 and no more "sintax" errors.. ..
I see
manurevah wrote:
p.s. i'm thinking of a way to email you a beer.. . . : ]
Alby