MLP - The Multi-Lingual Publishing Pack

els · 2009-06-19 12:58:14

Jirka, that looks like the same problem that existed with 4.0.8, is that right?

I assume you are using Graeme’s latest version?

beztak · 2009-06-19 13:00:35

Els wrote:

Jirka, that looks like the same problem that existed with 4.0.8, is that right? I assume you are using Graeme’s latest version?

Exactly, there you can see it live: http://www.txp.cz/en/articles/2/english-article

Yes, I’m using Graeme’s version.

els · 2009-06-19 13:11:00

Reported.

txpnisti · 2009-06-22 12:49:44

Someone surely has asked this earlier, but thread being so long I can’t find any info: When having a large site with lots of articles and languages, it is sometimes difficult to keep articles sync after cloning: for example when changing article images or adding extra data with custom fields.

So would it be possible to do a plugin or write some php, which would know who is “parent” for the rendition being currently rendered, then look needed fields from the parent article. Possible, easy, hard? Please tell me as this would be very usefull… Would need to change those fields just in the parent article, and then renditions would follow.

Data would not be needed to be save in those translations tables. Just to show some data from original when rendering translation.

FireFusion · 2009-06-22 15:35:26

Just so I know is it likely that MLP will be fixed for 4.0.9 svn or will we have to wait till the full release?

Thanks.

graeme · 2009-06-23 11:55:00

FireFusion wrote:

Just so I know is it likely that MLP will be fixed for 4.0.9 svn or will we have to wait till the full release?

@All: I have been taking a look at the 4.0.9 svn issues. I shall update the plugin asap

maniqui · 2009-06-23 13:04:24

Hi Graeme,

it’s always a relief to see you around here :)
Please, while you are looking at the MLP code haystack, could you take a look at this issue between MLP and wet_haystack (wet says it’s something that has to be looked in MLP)?

Thank you very much for keep MLP going forward.

graeme · 2009-06-23 23:27:54

maniqui wrote:

it’s always a relief to see you around here :)
Please, while you are looking at the MLP code haystack, could you take a look at this issue between MLP and wet_haystack (wet says it’s something that has to be looked in MLP)?

And it’s good to be here – just sorry I’ve been quite recently. Anyhow… i’ve updated the 4.0.9 ticket and uploaded a test version. Please can people test with the current 4.0.9 svn version and leave feedback there and as always please make sure you backup before installing.

I have looked at compatibility with wet_haystack too – will have a fix for that at some point too. Maniqui could you open a ticket?

Last edited by graeme (2009-06-23 23:28:31)

ultramega · 2009-06-24 07:36:59

I found only one older post about the error “Notice: Undefined index: l10n_request_uri in /var/www/fs1/3/…”

2009-01-17 19:29:36 curiouz wrote about
“Undefined index: l10n_request_uri in…

I get this occasionally too, also in otherwise working subfolder installation. When I looked the thing, I noticed: It shows when you are in debug mode and don’t have the language code in url currently shown:

http://www.test.txp/subfolder/site/articles/ | error
vs
http://www.test.txp/subfolder/site/en/articles/ | no error

Just for info, if this helps you guys (I doubt if this little piece of info was even unknown :) )

I have noticed that mlp works well when installed in subfolder and driven via subdomain, like http://here.ourdomain.com. If it is in subfolder and after normal domain, www.ourdomain.com/here/ – for example comments doesn’t work, but otherwise can work well enough.

graeme · 2009-06-24 09:12:50

ultramega wrote:

I found only one older post about the error “Notice: Undefined index: l10n_request_uri in /var/www/fs1/3/…”

Not sure whats going on with this one and I can’t reproduce it. Could you please edit the installed plugin as follows to enable some debugging which may help me track the problem down.

Change (on line 91):

$debug = (0) && (@txpinterface === 'public');

To:

$debug = (1) && (@txpinterface === 'public');

Please email me the output. Thanks

fuls · 2009-07-07 12:48:13

I’m sorry if this has been asked/answered before. I am having problem with comments, they are visible only in one language (in the language that user has submit the comment).
Is there any solution?

Thank you!

net-carver · 2009-07-07 14:14:51

fuls wrote:

I’m sorry if this has been asked/answered before. I am having problem with comments, they are visible only in one language (in the language that user has submit the comment).

Hi Fuls, sorry but that’s the way I designed it to work; with, for example, German comments only appearing on the German rendition of an article.

The idea being that an article is a collection of renditions into individual languages. Comments are then made upon each individual rendition in a given language. This model doesn’t accommodate any kind of comment across the collection of renditions itself.

Last edited by net-carver (2009-07-07 15:04:45)

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