If I use the criterion {origine_traduction} to select the original version of an article for a given {id_rubrique} also all articles not being translations of any article are also suppressed.
E.g.
article 1 is an original in any language
article 2 is a translation into any other language
article 3 is a translation into yet another language
article 10 is a standalone article not related to the above mentioned
article 1 is an original in any language
article 2 is a translation into any other language
article 3 is a translation into yet another language
article 10 is a standalone article not related to the above mentioned
renders only a list of one article, i.e. article 1. Article 10 does not show up.
Any clue how to work around this?
Hallo.
The development version of SPIP 1.9.2 was corrected a couple of weeks ago so that it no longer has this bug.
SPIP 1.8.x does not have the bug either.
I expect you are using SPIP 1.9.1 (which I don't know anything about, having never used it).
So the workaround, basically is to upgrade to 1.9.2, which should be released soon.
Or else... to examine the changes made to repair the bug in 1.9.2 (see http://trac.rezo.net/trac/spip/changeset/8489)
and see if you can make the required changes to your own version of SPIP.
Thanks. However, it did not work for me. Yes, I am using spip 191 [7502]. I'm getting php errors with this corrections made. I'd rather wait for the spip 192. (New version, new errors ... sorry, I mean "bugs".)
On 2007 Feb 15, at 19:30, Paolo wrote:
email@ingberlin.com wrote:
E.g.
article 1 is an original in any language
article 2 is a translation into any other language
article 3 is a translation into yet another language
article 10 is a standalone article not related to the above mentioned
renders only a list of one article, i.e. article 1. Article 10 does not
show up.
Any clue how to work around this?
Hallo.
The development version of SPIP 1.9.2 was corrected a couple of weeks
ago so that it no longer has this bug.
SPIP 1.8.x does not have the bug either.
I expect you are using SPIP 1.9.1 (which I don't know anything about,
having never used it).
So the workaround, basically is to upgrade to 1.9.2, which should be
released soon.
Or else... to examine the changes made to repair the bug in 1.9.2 (see http://trac.rezo.net/trac/spip/changeset/8489)
and see if you can make the required changes to your own version of SPIP.
I found some workaround for this. Therefore the boucle in #MODELE{article_traductions} has to honor the same article as {doublons} as the calling script is doing. To avoid copying the content of #MODELE{article_traductions} all over the place my question is how to pass the {doublons} to the modele. Did not find any instruction in the manual. Thanks.
On 2007 Feb 15, at 19:30, Paolo wrote:
email@ingberlin.com wrote:
E.g.
article 1 is an original in any language
article 2 is a translation into any other language
article 3 is a translation into yet another language
article 10 is a standalone article not related to the above mentioned
renders only a list of one article, i.e. article 1. Article 10 does not
show up.
Any clue how to work around this?
Hallo.
The development version of SPIP 1.9.2 was corrected a couple of weeks
ago so that it no longer has this bug.
SPIP 1.8.x does not have the bug either.
I expect you are using SPIP 1.9.1 (which I don't know anything about,
having never used it).
So the workaround, basically is to upgrade to 1.9.2, which should be
released soon.
Or else... to examine the changes made to repair the bug in 1.9.2 (see http://trac.rezo.net/trac/spip/changeset/8489)
and see if you can make the required changes to your own version of SPIP.