Last updated October 18, 2011. Created by ugerhard on June 24, 2005.
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I wanted to have the "links" menu on my site be contextual to the language the user was browsing in. The below maybe a bit of a hack, but it seems to work quite well.
This little php chunk can be inserted into the theme template, eg themes/themeName/page.tpl.php
Basically two text files define the names of the links in each language. Then i prepend "en" or "ja" to each link to get eg:
example.com/en/dev
example.com/ja/dev
when using the internationalisation module translated versions of these pages appear remapped under these URLs. so you can just go nuts and create pages!
Its working on my site here:
Pikkle.com
<?php
//todo: change settings here to read JP file - unicode doesnt work!
$urlList = array("", "corp", "prod", "dev", "commu" );
$nameList = array(
"en" => file("sites/default/links_en.txt"),
"ja" => file("sites/default/links_ja.txt"),
);
echo("<ul>");
$c=0;
foreach ($urlList as $url) {
$name = $nameList[$language][$c];
echo ("<li><A href='$language/$url' >$name</A></li>");
$c++;
}
// language toggle
if ($language == "ja") {
$url = "en";
$name = "english";
} else {
$url = "ja";
$name = "日本語";
}
echo ("<li><A href='$url' >$name</A></li>");
echo("</ul>");
?>Author: dc3 at pikkle.com