Re: Content type`s fields translation in Page Template

On Tue, Sep 7, 2010 at 1:27 PM, alexanderpas <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> That is exactly what I did, except labels in vocabs values, because my
> vocabularies are to large for this.
> Definitions like this:
>
> STAGE_LIST = DisplayList([
>               ('0','-'),
>               ('1',_(u'Business-idea')),
>               ('2',_(u'Initial stage')),
>               ('3',_(u'Expansion stage')),
>               ])
>
> And all vocab values are translated, but only in content type`s view, not in
> other template.
> And in my template i do pretty much the same as in
> Products/Archetypes/skins/archetypes/widgets/selection.pt   as shown in my
> previous post.

I didn't see anything in your previous post concerning the template.
You only wrote
<div tal:define="results python:context.scr()"
    tal:repeat="result results">

</div>
what do you do with result?

For each term of the vocabulary you have to call getValue like I said
in my previous post
Did you see that code in
Products/Archetypes/skins/archetypes/widgets/selection.pt ?

                        <option tal:repeat="item vocab"
                                tal:attributes="value item;
                                                selected python:item
in selection and 'selected' or None"
                                tal:content="python:vocab.getValue(item)"
                                i18n:translate=""
                                />

So I think something like this in your case:
<ul tal:define="results python:context.scr();
   vocab python:context.scr.Vocabulary(context)">
                        <li tal:repeat="item results"
                                tal:content="python:vocab.getValue(item)"
                                i18n:translate=""
                                />
</ul>

Vincent

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