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JEM on a Multilingual Joomla Site?
- Mister PAul
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JEM on a Multilingual Joomla Site?
5 years 6 months ago
Hi,
I'd need to know if JEM would work fine in a multilingual Joomla site.
I mean, if data is set in backend, could we get JEM events, categories, etc. in the language choosen by the frontend user?
Thanks for your answer
Paul
I'd need to know if JEM would work fine in a multilingual Joomla site.
I mean, if data is set in backend, could we get JEM events, categories, etc. in the language choosen by the frontend user?
Thanks for your answer
Paul
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Re: JEM on a Multilingual Joomla Site?
5 years 6 months ago
Hi, I use it on a 3 lingual site. The daŕes are in the language of the user. But the inserted places and the description are in the languages of the person who wrote
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Re: JEM on a Multilingual Joomla Site?
5 years 6 months ago - 5 years 6 months ago
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So there's an automatic translation for days, months.The daŕes are in the language of the user.
You mean the person who wrote in backend? That means that there's no language switch for the description, right?But the inserted places and the description are in the languages of the person who wrote
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Re: JEM on a Multilingual Joomla Site?
5 years 6 months ago
Me too, I use it on several multilingual sites.
JEM itself does not comply with the Joomla multilingual language feature, but it is not complicated to use JEM categories as language filter option. I just took a top level category for English, Spanish, German, French and Greek. Then you display the lists by categories. (if needed create subcategories under the language categories).
And concerning the venues as jojo12 mentioned: you can also create a venue "Berlin, Grüner Salon" in German and one "Berlin, Green Salon" in English …
It needs some concentration to figure out the exact information and displaying architecture, but it works fine.
JEM itself does not comply with the Joomla multilingual language feature, but it is not complicated to use JEM categories as language filter option. I just took a top level category for English, Spanish, German, French and Greek. Then you display the lists by categories. (if needed create subcategories under the language categories).
And concerning the venues as jojo12 mentioned: you can also create a venue "Berlin, Grüner Salon" in German and one "Berlin, Green Salon" in English …
It needs some concentration to figure out the exact information and displaying architecture, but it works fine.
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