Hello,

In Drupal 6 => Filter => Node translation: Content negotiation
Removes the nodes that are not valid according to the content selection mode.

Where can i find it in Drupal 7 ?

I use I18nview .

Thanks in advance for helping (and sorry for my english).
JD

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jdotti commented
Category: bug » support

Sorry.

I found this :

Click on "add" to add new filter criteria then a "Add filter criteria" colorbox will prompt up with all the available criteria
type in "Content translation: Language" in your "Search" text-field.
check the box with "Content translation: Language The language the content is in." and then click on "Add and configure criteria" to add the criteria.
You will be prompt with a "Configure filter criterion: Content translation: Language" colorbox with all the language filter options
Under "language" section with check boxes options, check "Current user's language" box.
click on "Apply" to apply the settings.

Is it the good way to do it ?

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suffering drupal commented
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I don't think that is the way to do it. If you have a Dutch person wanting to look at information in English, he would get Dutch anyway, because that would be the "Current user's language"...
What would be needed here is "Content Negotiation" as existed up to D6 and indicated at http://drupal.stackexchange.com/questions/7644/views-with-multiple-langu.... I don't understand this seems to have disappeared in D7 (or at least not easy to find). Wasn't Drupal meant to be, fundamentally, multi-language?
What I don't understand either is why your question hasn't been answered by no-body in over two years. On the other hand, it is if course just another example of how things go at Drupal "Community".