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			<link>http://www.ssbits.com/tutorials/2011/using-translatable-to-create-a-simple-multilingual-site/#PageComment_2460</link>
			<description>PS you can see the website I am working to here: sitiper.it/blog</description>
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			<description>Hi all! Hope someone can help me.
I've installed a SS 3.0.5, the translatable module, follow this very helpful post and the blog module. Everything seems to work fine but the template blog that doesn't change the language of &quot;posted by...&quot; the date format etc.

I read a lot of posts but I am too dummy to solve the problem. Can someone help me?
In my my site/_config.php I've set:
i18n::set_locale('de_DE');
Translatable::set_default_locale('de_DE');
Translatable::set_allowed_locales(array('de_DE', 'it_IT', 'en_US'));
// Important: Call add_extension() after setting the default locale
Object::add_extension('SiteTree', 'Translatable');
Object::add_extension('SiteConfig', 'Translatable');

But still the template doesn't change when I switch to another language.

Any idea?

Thanks in advance.
Pier</description>
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			<description>Hi Darren,
This is a great help, thanks so much.

Is there a way to detect if a visitor is visiting from a country (say Spain) and giving them that language without them having to click on the flag?</description>
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			<description>Hi guys, 

Im new round these parts, trying to get Translatable to work on my Silverstripe website, I have followed this tutorial and have 3 site trees with various pages all successfully translated, however every word is in my default (english) across all the sites?? I cannot work it out.

I am using version 2.4.6 and like I said have all the code from the tutorial in place but unfortunately none of the content is being translated at all.

Does anyone have any ideas why this could be? I thought possibly due to the doc type not being set correctly although this and all meta tags, utf-8 etc are all standard from installation as never touched them.

Would really appreciate any advice or suggestions on this as really puzzled.

Thanks :) 

ps - great website and resources for someone new to Silverstripe, well done</description>
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			<description>Hello,

I' trying to build a linking widget for internal links but can't get a tranlslatable Sitetree to work right it keeps showing my default locale.

Can anybody help me</description>
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			<description>Great. It helped me. </description>
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			<description>Hello Darren,

Maybe you can help me with this, since nobody could on the Silverstripe forum.

How can you make Silverstripe see what your current language is using the t_ function?

I tried translating a site, but it only works half. I use the dropdown on the left to switch between languages (I don't use the tab &quot;Translations&quot;) and that works. Also, I have a translation file in the mysite/lang/ folder for the parts I want translated in mij .ss files. That also works, but only for the default language. Making a second translation file and switching between languages doesn't work unfortunately.

In the .ss code I use this;
&lt;% _t('ProductHolder.VIEW','View') %&gt;

And in the translate file I use this;
$lang['nl_NL']['ProductHolder']['VIEW'] = 'Toon';

So, for nl_NL it works, but when I do this;
$lang['en_GB']['ProductHolder']['VIEW'] = 'View';

It doesn't work when I go to the English page.

It seems the template doesn't see which language the user is in.

Best regards,
Steven</description>
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			<link>http://www.ssbits.com/tutorials/2011/using-translatable-to-create-a-simple-multilingual-site/#PageComment_840</link>
			<description>To make DataObjects work with Translatable &amp; DataObjectManager I've put a onBeforeWrite hook in the DataObjects. like...
public function onBeforeWrite() {
    parent::onBeforeWrite();
    $this-&gt;Locale = Translatable::get_current_locale();
}

and also used this patch:
http://open.silverstripe.org/attachment/ticket/4199/2.4.2-Translatable-FormField-controller-hack.diff

what other/smarter solutions do others use?</description>
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			<description>@Pali - thanks for sharing.  Sorry I did not acknowledge your post before.
@Axel - thank you so much for sharing - that's the spirit of the SilverStripe community.
@Wezzlee - so you had a problem with the ImageGallery and then you solved it... did you ever think about sharing in a bit more detail about the problem you faced and then sharing the solution too?  I think it would help the community to know a bit more about the problem you faced and what you did to solve your problem... </description>
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			<description>Never mind I already figured out what was causing the problem.</description>
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