header.tpl

[skmd]

hi everybody

im trying to add this code to my header.tpl but it doesnt work can anybody help me.

i wan to display pict1.jpg if the language were spanish and else i want to display pict2.jpg

 

<?PHP
if (setlanguage=true&language=spanish)
{
echo '[img=../../../images/pict1.jpg]';
}
else
{
echo '[img=../../../images/pict2.jpg]';
}?>

[masgra]

skmd,

 

WHMCS uses SMARTY templates, so you have to replace the php opening tag (<?php) with {php}, and the php closing tag (?>) with {/php}.

[skmd]

I tried this but it didnt work too I have tried to remove the opening tags didnt work too

[masgra]

Just to confirm, the following did NOT work:

 

{php}
if (setlanguage=true&language=spanish) 
{ 
echo '[img=../../../images/pict1.jpg]'; 
} 
else 
{ 
echo '[img=../../../images/pict2.jpg]'; 
}
{/php}

[bear]

You didn't end the "if" statement, and it's not formatted correctly if you want it to be through Smarty. Should be:

{if setlanguage=true&language=spanish}

{else}

{/if}

[skmd]

it didint work too, can anybody check if this is a valid for "if"

 

setlanguage=true&language=spanish

[bear]

Have you tried this to troubleshoot it?

The basic template syntax can be seen by looking at the templates. All pages have specific variables which you can use. To view a complete list of variables available on a page, enter the following command into the template file:

 

{debug}

[skmd]

ok, i made this one , the page is displaying now but every time it shows me pict2.jpg

 

{if $setlanguage==true && $lang==spanish}

{else}

{/if}

 

does anybody knows why?

[bear]

That would have to mean it thinks "else" is true, or in other words, it's not seeing your language variable from the "if".

[skmd]

ok, I expect that.

 

what i suppose to do?what is the veriable you are using for languages?

[bear]

I don't offer other languages, but you may be using the wrong variable here. In a link to switch languages, it's this: "order.php?setlanguage=true&language=Spanish". I'd suggest trying your code like this:

"{if $language eq Spanish}".

I believe "$LANG" refers to the language file that's set to be used, as in "$LANG.variablename", which would replace the variable with that phrase from the chosen language file.

[skmd]

Unfortionatly, It didnt work too.any other help ??

[masgra]

skmd,

 

I put a {debug} in my code and there is no reference to the currently selected language available.

 

You will probably need to raise a ticket to see if Matt can add a SMARTY variable for the current language before what you are trying to do will be possible.

[masgra]

skmd,

 

Here is a solution for you using a known variable value from the language files - $hometitle:

 

{if $hometitle=='Inicio'} 
[img=../../../images/your_spanish.jpg] 
{else} 
[img=../../../images/your_english.jpg] 
{/if}

 

$hometitle is avaiable throughout the client area, so should work for what you are trying to do.

[skmd]

r u sure its working ? because it didnt work for me ?

[masgra]

Try it without the trailing / in the img tag:

 

{if $hometitle=='Inicio'} 
[img=../../../images/your_spanish.jpg] 
{else} 
[img=../../../images/your_english.jpg] 
{/if} 

 

Also replace 'Inicio' with what ever you have in your Spanish language file for $hometitle.

[skmd]

its not working, it shows as a text " " not an image and even the if function is not working every time shows the "else" function

[robbo]

This might help:

 

{if $LANG.language == "Idioma"}

<img src="../../../images/your_spanish.jpg">

{else}

<img src="../../../images/your_english.jpg">

{/if}

 

If you have changed the $_LANG["language"] = "Idioma"; in your language file, change the "Idioma" in the if statement to correspond with the correct word.

[skmd]

hey man it worked,it worked finally

thank u so much

u rock

[alain100]

Hey,

 

I don't know if you still need it.

 

{if $language eq 'English'}

Hello

{else}

Bonjour

{/if}

 

You can use it on any pages on your site