Scenario:
A multi-language site, with the negotiation set on 'path prefix'.
Using the ajax slideshow as a view. Add a language filter on the view (Node translation: Language in Current user's language, No language). That's a standard filter for multi-language content.
Create some nodes in a non-default language.

Bug:
The slideshow displays empty slides for these nodes.
The neutral language nodes work, however.

Explanation:
The ajax call is made to mysite.com/photos/get/photos/, but it should be made to mysite.com/es/photos/get/photos/ (for Spanish, that is).
Unfortunately, Drupal.settings.basePath, used by the ajax call, doesn't contain the path prefix (though it should, imo).

I'm attaching a patch addressing this issue, please review it and, if adequate, apply it. Thanks

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ajax_slideshow_multilang_fix.patch1.81 KBbdimofte

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bdimofte commented

Until this problem is solved, I'm documenting a quick fix, for the people facing the problem.
I'm not getting into details, but this trick should work fine:

1. Make the filters of the block display ('Content') overridden
2. Apply the node translation filter ONLY on the default display ('Tabs').

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udig commented

bdimofte,
thanks for spotting the issue and providing this workaround. should be covered at the next release.

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Dokuro commented

Just note that that walk around will not work for links that are references, but the patch does.

Thanks for the patch!

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lal2017 commented

This workaround solution worked well thanks!

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CesarD commented

This workaround did not work for me, nor did the patch.

A page in my site is something like: www.mysite.com/?q=en/node/33

The TABS links in the ajax slideshow (even after applying the patch and with the workaround) look like: www.mysite.com/33

So I have two problems, the languange and the fact that "node" is not showing up. So in the slideshow there's no content obviously.

Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance!