hey guys, i have this site listing all discographies of a singer:
http://www.alizee-fanpage.com/en/discography

I understand if I put a filter in there that I can only show the langauge I want, like spanish, english or so...

But this would also Mean I would have to create a View for each Language which I dont really want to do?

Is there a work-around?

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Riccardo83’s picture

Riccardo83 commented

Hello? does no one know how to set Views to show current language without using the Node: Language Filter?

twiik’s picture

twiik commented

Are you talking about the "Node : Language"-filter? If so that isn't the one you should be using in your case. Remove that filter and instead add the "Localizer : activate generic support"-filter to your view. That filter should make your view only display nodes in the chosen language.

But what annoys me is that I have this working on one site, but I'm unable to make it work on a new site now. It displays all languages no matter what I do. :/

Edit: I actually made it work using your method. I created a node, set the input format to php and printed my view in that node. Then I cloned the view for my other languages and translated the node printing the view for that language in the translated node. Worked like a charm. Of course it's more work than using the generic support which normally works perfectly, but at least it is working for me now. :)