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Jan Meier schrieb:
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<pre wrap="">Hi,
Am Donnerstag 31 August 2006 16:06 schrieb Christian Steinert:
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<pre wrap="">CmsProperty represents properties as they are stored in the database.
If you want to set the locale for one request only, then you could
append the __locale=xx parameter to your URL.
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<pre wrap="">I know about the possibility to set the locale with __locale=xx, the
problem is that it is hard to memorize. The people who edit pages in my
OpenCms setup should create links to english content, for them it would
be a lot easier if they just have to append locale=xx to the link url.
You said that CmsProperty is not the right choice to set the locale, how
can I set the locale within my jsp-code?
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<pre wrap="">I would like to understand how your JSP would know which locale should be
used for a given request. Do you implement accept-language parsing or is
the language somehow related to the url?
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The language should be set in the Query-String, for
example /index.html?lang=de
So that I can write:
String lang = request.getParameter("lang");
if (lang != null)
if (lang.equals("de")) {
// here should the locale be set
}
Regards
Jan
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But then i really don't understand it.<br>
If you can append lang=xx to the URL, why is it so much different to
append __locale=xx?<br>
A normal user will not append any of these parameters by hand, anyway.<br>
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Christian<br>
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