Monday, 11 March 2013
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is it possible to set up 3-4 different calendars (one for each language) and this keep the site cleanly multilangual without mixing ?
yours nbjerre
(ps very neet project!)
12 years ago
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Hello,

Interesting idea...

You could use the Calendar Specific Menu / Modules.

Have the calendars created and then restrict them to a certain menu? Have a different menu item per calendar which you would need to anyhow. The only issue I see is creating events, i.e. the even creators would need to select the calendar the event belongs to.

Regards
Tony

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12 years ago
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If you use language specific categories then you will naturally get language specific events on your site.

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12 years ago
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thanks a lot to both of you i have originally played around with geraint idea as i have the language categories set up in jooma3/gantry category and menu system so it would just be the same setup in JEvents but I might easily later on play with multiple calendars ... do you happen to know if JEvent after geraints model would automatically choose the right language file (standard, UK, danish, german) according to the site setup chen chose from a specific language page ? yours nbjerre
12 years ago
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JEvents uses the language selected by Joomla automatically.

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12 years ago
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Thanks Geraint - will joint shortly :-) nbjerre
11 years ago
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Firt off, thank you very much for this really good Piece of Software.

I assigned different appointments to the languages DE and EN. Furthermore I created one calendar, which is only accessible through a menu in German language and one in English language. Everything Looks fine, e.g. "http://.../de/informationen-zu-seminaren/seminarkalender.html"; and "http://.../de/informationen-zu-seminaren/seminarkalender/eventeinzelheiten/133/-/test-vl.html";; except when editing an Event in German language: When clicking Save/Cancel, it tries to Forward to the EN appointment, which doesn't exist of course (different calendar) and the Editor gets to see "404 - Category not found

You may not be able to visit this page because of:

an out-of-date bookmark/favourite
a search engine that has an out-of-date listing for this site
a mistyped address
you have no access to this page
The requested resource was not found.
An error has occurred while processing your request.

Please try one of the following pages:

Home Page"

I noticed the URL Switched to "http://.../en/informationen-zu-seminaren/seminarkalender.html"

How can I solve this urgent issue?

Thanks for your help in advance!
11 years ago
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The above mentioned error message appears when trying to "cancel" the Event edit.

When trying to save it, this message appears: 403 - You are not authorised to view this resource/perform this task.
11 years ago
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What language switcher are you using? Are you setting cookies for the language setting?

Did you configure your menu items to show the english categories on the english menu item and vice versa?

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11 years ago
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Thank you for the quick Response.

>> What language switcher are you using?
It's self-made.

>> Are you setting cookies for the language setting?
No

>> Did you configure your menu items to show the english categories on the english menu item and vice versa?
Yes

May I give you an account so you can have a look at it?
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