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This may be a feature request - it may be an "im an idiot how do i do this" request.
I'd like to make the "aggregator" feeds language aware so that they can be translated. Is this possible?
Thanks!
Roo.
Comments
Comment #1
jose reyero commentedNot possible with this version, 4.5.
Will be default in 4.6, you can try cvs version or wait a few weeks
To get it working with 4.5 you'd need some more core patching and we aren't really interested in new features for 4.5, now Drupal 4.6 is about to be released.
Comment #2
rooey commentedThat's great :)
How much effort is required to make modules language aware?
Is there a page that explains this? I'd like to bear this in mind when creating custom modules...
Comment #3
jose reyero commentedStarting with version 4.6, for node types, you only need to use db_rewrite_sql, which anyway is now the standard when selecting nodes.
This function will join in permission conditions and language conditions when i18n is enabled.
Also for taxonomy, with the provided patches, you should be getting just the right terms and vocabularies, depending on language.
For other module types, it will be a case by case, depending on what the module does...
Comment #4
jose reyero commentedComment #5
rooey commentedWell I finally upgraded to 4.6.3, but i can't seem to make aggregator content language aware... You said this was the case by default?
Could you point me in the right direction?
Thanks!
Comment #6
rooey commentedoops - should have selected "active"
Comment #7
jose reyero commentedFor what I know, feeds work fine with languages, only you need to use language prefixes for them.
en/node/feed
Comment #8
(not verified) commentedComment #9
OnkelTem commentedI'd like to have RSS Aggregator feeds to have language binding like content.
Comment #10
jose reyero commentedNo new features for 5.x