Re: [Digi-developer] Getting language settings for the current site

[<ina...@wo...>]

Once again,

getTranslationLanguages() is Site object's method for its internatl usage, =

while
traslation settings logic is a unified, kernel functionality in Digi. Any=20
module developer
should use DgUtil.getCurrSiteTransLangs() and=20
DgUtil.getCurrSiteUserLangs().
It does not matter if the module is dgMarket or some Tic Tac Toe.

Capisce?=20
Verstehen Sie?=20
Comprend?=20
=BFEntiende?=20
Entenda?=20

(this is the part, Philip, where you say "si")

cheers

Irakli=20





Philipp Anokhin
12/12/2003 12:39 PM
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dig...@li...
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the current site


That's the correct use of the functions for dgMarket. We don't use=20
language inheritance.
 Philipp.





ina...@wo...
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current site




FYI=20

It was noticed that some code is tryin to use:=20
  DgUtil.getSiteDomain(request).getSite().getTranslationLanguages()=20
to get translation languages for the current site.=20

This is an incorrect approach. getTranslationLanguages returns the=20
settings=20
in the database (Site is a hibernate-persisted class) and does not take=20
into=20
account language-setting inheritance that should be in place by the=20
translation=20
specifications.=20

The method to be used instead is: DgUtil.getCurrSiteTransLangs()=20

The usage of incorrect method was noticed, for example in:=20
        org.digijava.kernel.translator.action.TranslatorNavigation=20
        org.digijava.module.eproc.action.NavigationListAction=20

getTranslationLanguages() in Site will not be set to deprecated because it =

has=20
its own meaning, but all the code trying to get Translator languages=20
should use=20
getCurrSiteTransLangs()=20

The same  is true for user languages DgUtil.getCurrSiteUserLangs() should=20
be used.=20

thank you=20

Irakli=20