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General Questions / Re: Switching between articles with Joomla default
« on: March 07, 2014, 04:17:32 pm »
Hmm, but I am using J2.5 and I am not sure I want to move on just yet.
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General Questions / Re: Switching between articles with Joomla default
« on: March 07, 2014, 03:38:08 pm »
Since it is impossible to have the plugin find the article that corresponds to this one in the other language, maybe it could redirect to the previous known url, or the parent category, or something like that?
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General Questions / Plugin slowing down Joomla?
« on: March 05, 2014, 06:08:06 pm »
This was the load time with the plugin on:
This was when I turned it off:
And this is when I enabled it once more:
Any idea what might be causing this? It seems that disabling it and enabling it somehow made it run faster, as it never went under 6.8 seconds before. Still, the site loads in under 1 second without the jDiction plugin. I think there might be something that's not configured right on my end...
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Application 0.001 seconds (+0.001); 0.68 MB (+0.684) - afterLoad
Application 7.236 seconds (+7.235); 5.85 MB (+5.169) - afterInitialise
Application 7.336 seconds (+0.100); 7.42 MB (+1.571) - afterRoute
Application 7.677 seconds (+0.341); 10.07 MB (+2.647) - afterDispatch
Application 7.890 seconds (+0.087); 12.01 MB (+0.613) - afterRenderThis was when I turned it off:
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Application 0.000 seconds (+0.000); 0.68 MB (+0.684) - afterLoad
Application 0.188 seconds (+0.188); 5.79 MB (+5.106) - afterInitialise
Application 0.237 seconds (+0.050); 7.36 MB (+1.571) - afterRoute
Application 0.537 seconds (+0.299); 10.01 MB (+2.647) - afterDispatch
Application 0.706 seconds (+0.073); 11.75 MB (+0.613) - afterRenderAnd this is when I enabled it once more:
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Application 0.004 seconds (+0.004); 0.68 MB (+0.684) - afterLoad
Application 2.352 seconds (+2.347); 5.85 MB (+5.169) - afterInitialise
Application 2.419 seconds (+0.067); 7.42 MB (+1.571) - afterRoute
Application 2.688 seconds (+0.269); 10.05 MB (+2.623) - afterDispatch
Application 2.883 seconds (+0.062); 11.96 MB (+0.613) - afterRenderAny idea what might be causing this? It seems that disabling it and enabling it somehow made it run faster, as it never went under 6.8 seconds before. Still, the site loads in under 1 second without the jDiction plugin. I think there might be something that's not configured right on my end...
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General Questions / Re: Switching between articles with Joomla default
« on: March 05, 2014, 06:02:22 pm »
Ok, thanks.
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General Questions / Switching between articles with Joomla default
« on: February 28, 2014, 08:23:46 pm »
I know it is not possible with this plugin to disable an article for a specific language, you have said so yourself in the past. So as suggested, I am using, when needed, the default Joomla solution, which is to create two (or more) articles and publish each of them only in the desired language. However, an error occurs when I try to change the language from within the article. Since the same article in two different language is actually two different articles with two different IDs, the jDiction link that looks for the ID, ?view=article&id=XXX, gives a 404 error. I realize hardly anyone is going to switch the language from within an article, but it is not impossible, if they arrived from, say, google. So it bothers me and I can't find a solution. Any ideas?
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General Questions / DIfferent target url for different languages
« on: February 05, 2014, 10:39:25 pm »
Is it possible to have the same menu item lead to a different page depending on the language? I don't think it is possible, so what I am actually asking for is a workaround. I am trying to have the "forum" menu item point to different pages for the different languages. Is there any way to do it?
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Install & Configure jDiction / Re: All translations show as the same language
« on: October 10, 2013, 06:31:38 pm »
Already did, but it looks like the moderator is lazy and hasn't aproved it yet.
Also, if you need help that doesn't involve coding, but rather translating, testing or whatever, I have some free time, so I could help.
Also, if you need help that doesn't involve coding, but rather translating, testing or whatever, I have some free time, so I could help.
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Install & Configure jDiction / Re: All translations show as the same language
« on: October 10, 2013, 05:42:17 pm »
Incredible, and the site still worked before that with this error?
How stupid not to see it, eh? Thank you for your time, it does appear to be working properly now. Really, thanks for the fast support.
How stupid not to see it, eh? Thank you for your time, it does appear to be working properly now. Really, thanks for the fast support.
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Install & Configure jDiction / Re: All translations show as the same language
« on: October 10, 2013, 05:26:33 pm »
Done.
Edit: Made the flag reappear by changing the image prefix from en to gb. Go figure...
Edit: Made the flag reappear by changing the image prefix from en to gb. Go figure...
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Install & Configure jDiction / Re: All translations show as the same language
« on: October 10, 2013, 05:13:47 pm »
I hadn't... Now I did and am getting the same "cannot connect" error.
And the english flag is still gone.
And the english flag is still gone.
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Install & Configure jDiction / Re: All translations show as the same language
« on: October 10, 2013, 05:06:54 pm »Code: [Select]
Database
jDiction Database Driver is not selected
Nothing's changed, except that the english flag disappeared. The links and everything are still there, just the image is gone. >_>
Just checked and supposedly my host does support mysqli... Will call them now to ask.
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Install & Configure jDiction / Re: All translations show as the same language
« on: October 10, 2013, 04:55:13 pm »
I... don't think so. 
Is that the issue? The host needs to support mysqli in order for jdiction to work?
Is that the issue? The host needs to support mysqli in order for jdiction to work?
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Install & Configure jDiction / Re: All translations show as the same language
« on: October 10, 2013, 04:53:20 pm »Code: [Select]
Database connection error (2): Could not connect to MySQL.Also tried to downgrade to .8, with same results.
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Install & Configure jDiction / Re: All translations show as the same language
« on: October 10, 2013, 04:49:48 pm »
mysql
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Install & Configure jDiction / All translations show as the same language
« on: October 10, 2013, 04:28:19 pm »
Be it an article, a module or a menu title, it always shows in the default site language. I have both backend and front end languages the same (ES), the content languages are set properly, the plugins and module are activated, and all articles' and modules' language is set to "all". The jdiction plugin is nº1 on the list as well. I am using JCK editor. Tried changing to tiny, but I couldn't save the articles, getting a "If you leave this page content will be lost" alert when pressing save.
The problem seems to be the driver, right? However, I tried to change the database in the global config and all I got was the "Can't connect to database" error. Had to change it back from config.php. I am getting cross-eyed here...
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Version
Library Version: 0.9.9.10
Joomla Version 2.5.14 is untested.
Plugin
JDiction Plugin is enabled
Languagefilter is enabled
Database
jDiction Database Driver is not selected
Language
Seam to be good
Module
Module is enabled
The problem seems to be the driver, right? However, I tried to change the database in the global config and all I got was the "Can't connect to database" error. Had to change it back from config.php. I am getting cross-eyed here...
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