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Change language dynamically in quote template

tnguyen_cbb — Thu, 28 Dec 2023 08:44:32 GMT

Hey all,

I need help with the following code in my cloned basic.html template file:

<section aria-label="line-items"> {% if LOCALE == "de" %} {% module "line_items_table" path="../modules/line_items_table" display_heading="true" line_item_column=[ { "column_title": "Produktbeschreibung", "column_property": "description" }, { "column_title": "Gesamt <br> (EUR)", "column_property": "amount1" } ] %} {% elif LOCALE == "en-us" %} {% module "line_items_table" path="../modules/line_items_table" display_heading="true" line_item_column=[ { "column_title": "Product", "column_property": "description" }, { "column_title": "Total <br> (EUR)", "column_property": "amount1" } ] %} {% endif %} </section>

The variable LOCALE is set in base.html:

{% set LOCALE = QUOTE.hs_locale || 'de' %}

My intention behind this is to change language of the line item columns title depending on the quote language, which can be set by the end user.

In reality it always goes for the english titles, even when LOCALE is not "en-us".

A screenshot of {{LOCALE}} and the column titles (I cut down the code sample for clarity reasons)

The weird thing is, I have a similar use case before that and this works fine.

I also tried to tinker around with

{# Retrieve translations for the template #} {% set template_translations = load_translations('../_locales', html_lang, 'de') %}

But this does not let me edit the translation file and by cloning and importing the file I only had errors.

I appreciate you help, thank you.

Re: Change language dynamically in quote template

Scofeild618 — Sun, 31 Dec 2023 01:18:29 GMT

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Re: Change language dynamically in quote template

tnguyen_cbb — Thu, 28 Dec 2023 09:04:14 GMT

I think you answered the wrong question. My question is related to language not list style types.

Re: Change language dynamically in quote template

Scofeild618 — Sun, 31 Dec 2023 01:16:11 GMT

I apologize for the confusion. To dynamically change the language of line item column titles based on the quote language in your HTML template, it seems like your approach with the LOCALE variable is correct. However, if it's consistently defaulting to English titles, there might be an issue with the LOCALE variable assignment or the way it's being retrieved.

Firstly, double-check how the LOCALE variable is set in your base.html file:

```html
{% set LOCALE = QUOTE.hs_locale || 'de' %}
```

Ensure that QUOTE.hs_locale contains the correct language code.

If the LOCALE variable is correctly set, try simplifying the conditional statements in your template:

```html
<section aria-label="line-items">
{% if LOCALE == "de" %}
{% set column_titles = ["Produktbeschreibung", "Gesamt <br> (EUR)"] %}
{% elif LOCALE == "en-us" %}
{% set column_titles = ["Product", "Total <br> (EUR)"] %}
{% endif %}

{% module "line_items_table"
path="../modules/line_items_table"
display_heading="true"
line_item_column=[
{
"column_title": column_titles[0],
"column_property": "description"
},
{
"column_title": column_titles[1],
"column_property": "amount1"
}
]
%}
</section>
```

This simplifies the code and might help identify any issues with the LOCALE variable or conditional logic.

If the problem persists, consider outputting the value of {{ LOCALE }} and other relevant variables for debugging purposes. You can use console.log or other debugging techniques based on your platform.

I hope this provides more clarity, and I appreciate your patience.

Re: Change language dynamically in quote template

john533 — Sat, 09 Mar 2024 15:37:39 GMT

Changing the language dynamically in a quote template can be achieved through various methods, depending on the platform or tool you are using for creating and managing your templates. Here is a general guide on how you might approach this:

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Re: Change language dynamically in quote template

mike533 — Sat, 07 Dec 2024 08:03:27 GMT

Depending on the platform or tool you are using to create and manage your templates, there are a number of ways to dynamically change the language in a quotation template. This is a straightforward number that is provided to its many branches when one needs to make payments online. Here is a broad advice on how you could approach it.