I've been testing out the TXTEXTCONTROL and I cna't find how to change ui culture or set language in the component with javascript.
Can anyone help?
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Currently, when I paste JSON into a new tab in VSCode, it will usually detect its Language Mode as something else (ex CoffeeScript, etc, etc). Usually these are languages that I never use and don't care about.
Can I restrict the list of possible languages that it auto-identifies, so that it has a better chance of realizing that what I pasted in was JSON?
The description of that setting, Workbench > Editor: Language Detection, says that it can be scoped to restrict which languages it is applied to:
// Controls whether the language in a text editor is automatically
detected unless the language has been explicitly set by the language
picker. This can also be scoped by language so you can specify which
languages you do not want to be switched off of. This is useful for
languages like Markdown that often contain other languages that might
trick language detection into thinking it's the embedded language and
not Markdown.
So you could try this setting (in your settings.json):
"[json, jsonc]": {
"workbench.editor.languageDetection": false
}
This may only apply to previously set json files so let me know if this makes any difference. I don't think there is any other option other than disabling all language detection - of which I assume you are aware.
I enabled the multi-language and global intent options in my Action Builder. When I checked the "Deep link to my_intent" column, I found that the language was confused, mixed with various languages, and did not switch with the language.
deep link in en
deep link in ko
Because the language of the word is wrong, the global intent does not take effect in my scene test ,
how to fix it?
In Typo3, is there any way I can disable the language labels next to the content elements?
Or even better: Is there a way to disable all language features for a single-language site? Though the other language options are not that important as I can disable them via Page TSConfig.
It's not possible to disable all language features since even if you only have one language. You need some language specific settings, e.g. locale for date formatting or typo3Language to get the proper translation of labels in the frontend.
Nevertheless, you can change the label next to the flag:
Go to the Sites module on the left side
Select your site configuration
Go to the "Languages" tab
Select your language
Change the title, e.g. to Deutsch
I am using the MDriven wiki support but would like to control the default language. Now it will revert to the original value is used. My issue is that if a browser with setting of "french" will the UI be rendered in (design language, Swedish) and not in prefered English
You can force the default language with an EAL action like this :
'Whatever'.Translate('DEFAULT=sv-SE')
This was not mentioned in the wiki but it is updated now.
I have Login view on which I want to provide drop-down for language selection. So is it possible to change the language of application at the run-time.
You need to set up your own Translation-Framework. So read out the selected language and present the actual language for the user.
Apple, won't give you something in this direction. It's only possible to use NSLocalizedString(#"Key", #"Description")
No ! What I do is using my own translation framework to support just that !