[TYPO3-project-formidable] renderlet TinyMCE: use page language instead of one fixed (configurated) language

[Hauke Hain]

Hello,

because I do not know if it is possible to make conditions within the XML, 
but wanted the language of the editor the same as the page language, I made 
a few adjustments.

In your page TypoScript template you must have some code like this:
 [globalVar = GP:L=0]
  config {
  sys_language_uid = 0
  language = en
  locale_all = en_GB
  htmlTag_langKey = en
  }
  plugin.meta.language = en

  [global] [globalVar = GP:L=1]
  config {
  sys_language_uid = 1
  language = de
  locale_all = de_DE
  htmlTag_langKey = de
  }
  plugin.meta.language = de
  [global]

Important is, that the language is set to the same code as TinyMCE likes it.


In your XML just set the language to siteSetting:
<renderlet:TINYMCE name="reviewText" label="LLL:reviewForm.review">
    <config
        width="500"
        height="200"
        language="siteSetting"
      />
  </renderlet:TINYMCE>


Now add to your 
ameos_formidable\api\base\rdt_tinymce\api\class.tx_rdttinymce.php
the following lines before
  if(is_array($aAddConfig = $this->_navConf("/addconfig")) && 
$this->oForm->isRunneable($aAddConfig)) {
// etc...
}


add these:
  if(array_key_exists("language", $aConfig)) {
      if ($aConfig["language"] = 'siteSetting') {
        $aConfig["language"] = 
($GLOBALS['TSFE']->tmpl->setup['config.']['language']);
      }
  }




If you change this line
        $aConfig["language"] = 
($GLOBALS['TSFE']->tmpl->setup['config.']['language']);
to
        $aConfig["language"] = 
($GLOBALS['TSFE']->tmpl->setup['config.'][htmlTag_langKey]);
You read the htmlTag_langKey set in your TypoScript Template instead of 
language also set in your TS Template.


I dunno, I'd like to see this functionality in the next formidable version. 
:)

One hint:
Of course you have to put all your language packs in the root folder of 
TinyMCE. If TinyMCE doesn't find a translation something like 
"{desc_to_translate}" will be shown.


Hope it's useful!

Regards,
Hauke