Hi
I have created different departments (into SP Medical Departments component) using different languages. I need to display them in a multi-language frontend, in order to render italian departments (when I'm in IT) and english departments (when I'm in EN).
Now there is no filtering by language and on frontend I see all the departments whatever language is active.
Hi there,
Thanks for contacting us. Sorry for the inconvenience. Will you please provide me the Joomla administrator access to check the issue? I will check & get back to you soon.
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Hi, Can you try using a demo? I cannot share user e password at now. Thank you.
Which template did you use on your project? I will check my end and I will let you know. Thanks
Hi, sorry for the late. I'm using Nuron. Thanks!
Can you share a screencast video of your issue? Thanks
Sure, let me record it for you, I will send it asap.
Here the video about issue: https://watch.screencastify.com/v/VnIq30Vu0c9M09XXLOWX
Thanks for the screencast video. Also, I have found this issue and I have informed our developer team. I hope they will fix it soon. Thanks
Ok thank you! Waiting for your good news ;)
Almost fixed our end and we will release it soon. Thanks
Nice to hear that :) I need to update the module asap, to check it can I simply search for updates on Joomla backend? Or you can share directly a package here in order to spent less time? Thanks :D
Just remind me tomorrow. I will share an package with you. Thanks
Hi! Waiting for your package ;) Thank you a lot!
Thank you for remind me. Please give me time. Thanks
Please check & let me know.
Ok now it worsk! There is only a little issue, inside URL the "$item->url" inside the default.php mod_spmedical_services print directly "services" into url. I also need to translate "services"; there is a best way to do that? Otherwise I was thinking about a "$item->url" value string replace. Let me know! And many thanks!
Can you share a screenshot what exactly do you want to change.
I need to manage that "service" alias part. Because I have a menu that is called "Services" in english but is translated in other languages such as italian ("Servizi"). Actually in every language I have "services" so the link are pointing to the wrong url.
Will you please provide me the Joomla administrator access to check the issue?
Please check the hidden content:
Please follow this guideline first to make complete multilingual site using Joomla.
https://www.joomshaper.com/blog/step-by-step-tutorial-for-creating-a-multilingual-joomla-site
I have done something. Now you need to create menu items for each langauge or if you have already then you have to move it their own language under. Thanks
Hello,
I have exactly the same need to use the SP Medical Departments display modules in a multilingual situation. Would it be possible to share the solution?
Or, as this thread is over a year old, to release an update to the component with multi-language support, so that everyone can benefit?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Hello,
My questions don't seem to be getting much response... :-/
Would it be possible to know how to translate the SEF urls generated by the SP Medical component for the 'SP medical Specialists' and 'SP medical Departments' menu links? The alias used for translation is applied for the main link, but the sub-pages remain as /fr/doctors/item or fr/departments/item... Is it possible to translate the words ‘doctors’ and ‘departments’ in the sef urls?
Thank you!
Hi there, Sorry, right now this feature/functionality is not available. But we will try to considering it for future update. -Thanks
Hi Toufiq,
I finally managed to fix the problem myself; this translation problem that appeared in the menu subpages was due to the fact that the original links in the main menu (in English) were set to all languages, not just English...
I'm not sure why it worked for the main pages and not for the sub-pages, but once the language was set to English, everything went back to normal in the other language menus and my translated alias were taken into account for sub-pages too.
Anyway, problem solved, thanks.
