[TYPO3-english] Multi-lingual sites and SEO with Typo3

Xavier Perseguers typo3 at perseguers.ch
Wed Nov 19 11:04:11 CET 2008


Paul Kemper wrote:
> Xavier wrote (see earlier message
> http://lists.netfielders.de/pipermail/typo3-english/2008-November/055961.html
> ):
> 
>>> * 3 When a page exists in multiple languages, but page comments are allowed to*>>* that page, ALL comments are visible, regardless of the page language that*>>* the commentor is using (haven't found this in the documentation);*
>> this is a problem of configuring your comment plugin correctly.
> 
> 
> So, is this possible or not?

Lots of things in TYPO3 depend on the plugin capabilities you use. In 
your case, I would suggest the comments extension from Dmitry Dulepov 
(http://typo3.org/extensions/repository/view/comments/current/), someone 
who is very active and involved in TYPO3 and I bet you may configure the 
plugin the way you want.

>>> * 4 Ability to have forms in multiple languages, while still storing form data*>>* into the sale table (I believe this is possible in Typo3).*
>> Do not know exactly what you mean but you can do what you want.
> 
> 
> Let me explain:
> 
> I have created a page with a form in English and also created a
> localized version of the form in French.
> 
> Now a visitor goes to the English version of the form and enters data
> and submits it. This data, I assume, is stored in a table somewhere in
> the database. Let's call this table 'myformdata' for the sake of
> example.
> 
> Next, a new French speaking visitor goes to the French version of the
> form. When she submits the data, does it get stored in the same
> 'myformdata' table, or is a new table used for the French form
> submissions?

Except for the page overlay mechanism, plugins store their data in a 
single DB table with a column indicating the language associated. Thus 
yes, you will have a single table in your database.

-- 
Xavier Perseguers
http://xavier.perseguers.ch/en/tutorials/typo3.html


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