I don't think this package is compatible with Umbraco 7 since it was released in 2011 and A LOT has happened with Umbraco and the way Umbraco works under the hood since.
I must admit I have never used this package before so I'm not fully aware of what it does - But I'm wondering if you could perhaps use the Vorto package instead?
I have been struggling with the language switcher after upgrading to Umbraco 7. I wrote a simple, quite untidy & very probably newbie xslt just to cover what I need. It does not include functionality of the package of course. Just a simple language switcher for 1-to-1 related pages. I hope it helps others somehow & that the package gets compatible with Umbraco 7.
So in my case, I have /de and /en folders. All related to each other bidirectional through "Relate to original".
The languages are not rendering on Umbraco 7
Hello
I am using this package to have multilanguage webpage.
I have used this package many time with Umbraco 6, and I have no any problems.
When I have switched to Umbraco 7 and tried to do same for haveing multilanguage webpage the languages are not rendering.
Seams Macroses are not working.
I checked metadata macros also, and it is also not rendearing.
Could You pelase help me, is anybody worked on umbraco 7 with this package.
Thanks in advance
Hi Tigran
I don't think this package is compatible with Umbraco 7 since it was released in 2011 and A LOT has happened with Umbraco and the way Umbraco works under the hood since.
I must admit I have never used this package before so I'm not fully aware of what it does - But I'm wondering if you could perhaps use the Vorto package instead?
/Jan
I have been struggling with the language switcher after upgrading to Umbraco 7. I wrote a simple, quite untidy & very probably newbie xslt just to cover what I need. It does not include functionality of the package of course. Just a simple language switcher for 1-to-1 related pages. I hope it helps others somehow & that the package gets compatible with Umbraco 7.
So in my case, I have /de and /en folders. All related to each other bidirectional through "Relate to original".
Any updates, corrections are more than welcome!
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