Multilingual (static content) about no-cms HOT 8 CLOSED

In static page? well it gonna be difficult. I need to change some table structures for that.
For now there is no such a feature yet. But I'm considering it. Some of my friend also show what "ionize CMS" can do. And I think it should also be available in No-CMS.

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i now because i've tryed to do it ...change the core ...

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Hi @necuratu , I hope you will be happy to look this:
http://www.getnocms.com/2012/11/multi-language-even-for-static-pages.html

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yes that is a solution bun not quite one corrent ..because lets say you have a text ...and you what that text to be managed from the admin .....

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Do you mean about having a paragraph to be translated into another language?
Yes, it gonna be another problem :(

BTW, I've just got an idea.
What do you think if I provide something like this:

{{ content }}

The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog

{{ if_language:german}}

Der schnelle braune Fuchs springt über den faulen Hund

{{ end_if_language }}
{{ if_language:indonesia}}

Rubah cepat coklat melompati anjing malas

{{ end_if_language }}
{{ end_content }}

So, by default the content will be "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog"
But if you change the language into german, the content will be "Der schnelle braune Fuchs springt über den faulen Hund"
And if you change the language into indonesia, the content will be "Rubah cepat coklat melompati anjing malas"

(PS : I use google translate German language, so please forgive me if there are errors in the sentence)

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Hi, @necuratu , what do you think if I use something like this: http://www.getnocms.com/2012/11/better-multi-language-template-better.html?

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What about the possibility of a child table e.g. cms_navigation_lang?

id
nav_id
language
content

When static content is displayed, there would be a conditional statement to check which language is active and retrieve the appropriate version of the content. Content in the navigation table field would be for the default language.

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@AndrewPodner I have think of something like that. But it is not general. I mean, if I provide something like cms_navigation_lang, there will also be a request for cms_widget_lang, blog_article_lang etc.
For now, I think the current solution is better.

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