CMS:SELECT_LANGVERSION

Returns the available languages as records.

(CMS:SELECT_LANGVERSION resulttemplate)

Method: Cms::cmsSelectLanguages()
Without key: the first value without = is the resulttemplate
PHP snippet: push_result (before) · include, pop_result (after)

Parameters

Parameter	Value	Default	Required	Description
resulttemplate ¹	template name	–	yes	List template that is included to process the results.
set	array index of $set	–		The entire output (including the included template) is not output, but stored in the variable $set.

¹ can be given without a key as the first value.

Usage

Provides the languages of the website as a result set – main language first – and includes the resulttemplate. Each row contains language_id, code, label, endonym and current (1 = language of the current call). This creates a language switcher:

<ul class="lang">
(CMS:SELECT_LANGVERSION lang_item)
</ul>

List template lang_item:

(CMS:RESULT_START)
<li<?php if ($cms['current']) echo ' class="active"'; ?>>
  <a href="(CMS:URL lang="{$cms['code']}")" hreflang="(CMS:TEXT code)">(CMS:TEXT endonym)</a>
</li>
(CMS:RESULT_END)

The rows are not records; CMS:URL without id therefore points to the outer record – the record of the page or the row of the surrounding result loop – only in the respective other language. If the field slug is multilingual, CMS:URL inserts the slug of the target language (/de/esstisch-nord-180 → /en/dining-table-nord-180), see CMS:URL. With only one language, the result set contains exactly one row.

On a page without a record (stand-alone template, /de/0,suche) there is no outer record; the template must then be specified explicitly in the link:

<a href="(CMS:URL lang="{$cms['code']}" template=suche)">(CMS:TEXT endonym)</a>

Parameters in detail

resulttemplate

List template; may be given without a key:

(CMS:SELECT_LANGVERSION resulttemplate=lang_item)
(CMS:SELECT_LANGVERSION lang_item)

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