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Own language selector
PageDataCollection languagesForSomePage = EPiServer.DataFactory.Instance.GetLanguageBranches(somePageLink);
I usually do it like that. Then check pagedata.LanguageBranch for each item in the collection.
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Nov 28, 2010 12:48
Thanks Johan,
Your code work fine, now I get the supported language codes, like "en", "sv" etc. But in episerver edit mode, at the "Show page tree:" dropdown list I can see the full name of the language, like "English", "Svenska" etc. Ofcourse I can do an own translator of the codes but I prefer to use the same translator as EPiServer use for this. Do you know how to do this, I mean...how do I get "English" instead of "en"?
Nov 30, 2010 12:48
You should have that as a property on LanguageBranch:
LanguageBranch branch = LanguageBranch.Load(pagedata.LanguageID);
Nov 30, 2010 12:52
Hi,
In EPiServer EDIT page, where you create new pages, you have a dropdown box at the bottom of the left menu that shows all the supported languages of the site. I need an own dropdown box in my startpage that shows exactly the same languages as the dropdown box in edit mode. How do I retreive the supported EPiServer languages from my code and populate my dropdown box with these?
Thanks
Mikael