Overwrite #global.language?
Author: rmx
Publication Date: 7/11/2023 16:18
Hi guys,
is it possible to manipulate #global.language inside FirstSpirit SiteArchitect?
In one of our projects we are using the wrong language and it is not possible to change it without major effort.
Does anyone know a solution for this topic?
We are using more than one language inside this project.
Happy to get a solution here, because we are stuck at the moment.
Best regards,
Roman
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Author: Peter_Jodeleit - 7/21/2023 11:16
#global is a variable in the scope of the FirstSpirit generation process. There is no relation to the SiteArchitect. So, to be honest, I don't understand which problem you have. Can you elaborate a bit what you mean with the following sentence?
> In one of our projects we are using the wrong language and it
> is not possible to change it without major effort.0 -
Author: rmx - 7/21/2023 11:48
Hi Peter,
we do have a project which has a language e.g. ru_ac
After all content has been edited the client figured, that the url needs to only ru and not ru_ac
In order to not check all templates where we are using #global.language I figured it would be the easiest way to set #global.lang to ru before or while generating.
Do you have any clue?
Best regards,
Roman
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Author: Peter_Jodeleit - 7/21/2023 13:25
So you intend to modify the language object in the template code? And you do it to get other URLs?
May I ask which URL Factory the project is using? Because it's the URL Factory which constructs the URL, and maybe there is a simpler solution for your problem.0 -
Author: rmx - 7/24/2023 9:44
Hi Peter,
we are using some enhancement of advanced url creator.
Best regards,
Roman
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Author: Peter_Jodeleit - 7/24/2023 10:55
So I assume you use persistent URLs. Then you can use the URLProperties API to change the URL path for the root folder (SiteStoreRoot) to your desired format. E.g. to '/ru' inestad of '/ru_ac'.
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