Key Language in Block HTML

Friends,

How do I insert a key language in a html block on the homepage?

Example: <bx_text:_text_home />

Thank you.

You most likely need to use a php block, not an html block. There are a couple of free mods in the market that allow you to do that. Then you can use php language snippets.

you can use a dolphin function in a php block

function is very simple

_t('_your_text_string');

it should work..:)

you're welcome.

Hi

In HTML it's <bx_text:_text_home /> and php it's _t('_your_text_string');

But is there a javascript way to do it ?

I'm developing some ajax modules and in my .js files on error messages, I type

var errorMessage = " <bx_text:_text_home />"; but it returns empty text and in the source code I see the <bx_text:_text_home />" 

Is ther a way around ?

Thanks

 
Dolphin provides a JS version. It's the same as the PHP version.

var errorMessage = _t('_my_language_key');

Hi,

it didn't worked

var errorMessage = _t('_SomeThing'); and the output is _SomeThing

The key _SomeThing is im my language keys

I saw in some forums on the web that people have some problems getting javascript to execute in a ajax loaded content.

is it because it's an ajax loaded content ?

Quite possible. All of the normal js files that are on a dolphin page may not be on the page you're loading with ajax. Especially if it not a dolphin page.

You will have to experiment.

The _t function dolphin uses in javascript is defined in inc/js/functions.js

All of my ajax calls i make with jQuery from in a dolphin module, and i always call content thats in a action that is also inside a dolphin module so all the needed JS functions are normally available.

Hi,

I have my <script language="javascript" type="text/javascript" src="jquert/validation.js"></script> in the _header.html and it still doesn't work.

it's a jquery validation form :

http://docs.jquery.com/Plugins/Validation

Hi,

I even tried (in _heder.hmtl)

<script type="text/javascript">

   var test = _t('_add');

   console.log (test);

    </script>

The output in the console is _add 

Do I miss something ?

Hi,

I made it work ;), but this way :

<script type="text/javascript">

   var test = "<bx_text:_add />";

   console.log (test);

    </script>