Hi,

thx for this great handy tool. I tried to find a way to translate the menu item or the sub-page in the content subpages tab but failed to do that? Any suggestions?

It would be great also if fieldgroups were added as an option. There is a module fieldgroup menu for that but i belive there are no maintainers any more which is also lack of translation.

best regards..

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BrockBoland’s picture

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Unfortunately, this is one of the areas where this module is lacking right now. I thought I had included some alter function that would allow you to override it in code, at least as a hack for the time being, but I can't find it right now.

More unfortunately, I also don't have any time to add new features to this module in the near future. Sorry :-(

BrockBoland’s picture

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I think this will give some direction: http://drupal.org/node/304002

TasosLo’s picture

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Hi,

an answer to that problem could be the change in node_subpafes.module
at 190 from $tab_title = $details['title'] to $tab_title = t($details['title']).

After that if you have a multilingual site, you can translate it in anything you want.

It works for me.

BrockBoland’s picture

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That will work, but I have to advise against doing so. From the t function documentation:

It is especially important never to call t($user_text), where $user_text is some text that a user entered - doing that can lead to cross-site scripting and other security problems.

Granted, only privileged/admin users will be creating or renaming subpages, but this should still be avoided.

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Drupal 7 support multilanguage feature in core, so it seems very important to me that all modules maintainers works on multilanguage features on their modules.

Imagine a webmaster that choose Drupal over another CMS because it's multilanguage, and then, discover that it's not the case in reality because some modules don't support it. Very frustrating.

I think administrator and moderators will be the users of that module in 99.99% of the cases (to not say 100%), and I don't think they will cross-site script their own website. That's why I don't think it's a so important issue (less important that the lack of multilanguage capabilities IMHO and could be accepted as a temporary solution).

Regards,

Alex