On a CCK text field I am using an input filter with the Language Section enabled and set as the first filter. It is working as it should, except for the Node Title filter.

On the first line of every Language Section I have specified a distinct Title, even for the English version that is the standard.

On node view I get to see the standard title and not the titles defined in the Language Sections. In the corresponding field the title is in fact filtered out.

Using:
Drupal 6.16
Language Sections 6.x-2.x-dev

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olafveerman commented

Maybe unnecessary information, but the Node Titles generated by Views also show the same behaviour. I used the method with the Views Custom Field, but ls_node_title returns the standard node title, not the one specified in the Language Sections.

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andy inman commented

Could you try switching to Garland theme, just to confirm whether this is theme related?

olafveerman’s picture

olafveerman commented

As far as I can see it is not theme related. Switching to Garland does not change anything.

Note that the module Block Title is working correctly.

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truyenle commented
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Hi oBirdman and netgenius,

I got problem in using this module Language Sections Node Titles.

First I enable the module Language Sections -> Set the Input filter (Full HTML) to enable Language Section and set as the first filter.

I then enable the modules (Language Sections Node Titles and its dependency). And then edit a node, I want to have multiple languages for the title of this node.

Then I place in the title like
==en == Austria ==nl== Oostenrijk

Then I save the node => The title is displayed as the whole thing I put in ==en == Austria ==nl== Oostenrijk.
(See image)
I know that I miss something or doing something wrong but I don't know what is that?

I saw this post and you guys mentioned about "Node Title Filter"? What is that? and how to I turn it on?

Many Thanks
truyenle

andy inman’s picture

andy inman commented

The title cannot be in the node title field - it has to be in the node body, e.g. the body may be something like:

== en ==
Title: Hello
This is English content

== es ==
Title: Hola
Aqui, contenido en español.

I'm giving you an example in Spanish as I don't speak Dutch, sorry!

andy inman’s picture

andy inman commented
Category: bug » feature

@oBirdman - sorry, reading your original post again, I see you're using a cck text field, not the node body. Language Sections will work fine with any text field, but LS Node Titles expects the language-dependent title to be in the node body. It could be updated to look in cck text fields as well, but this would seem like a very unusual requirement. Can you tell me why you are not simply using the node body? I'm changing this to a feature request.

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kenorb commented
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Status: Active » Closed (outdated)

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