Re: Different languages in one page.

Hi, 

I tested it and it works. 

You still have to put the locale within your view functions, to select a translation from the database.

===============

Controller:view()

===============

Start from these ideas: 

http://example.com/eng/profile/view/1/translate:esp

Then in your view method:

public function view($id = null)

{

  if(isset($this->passedArgs['translate'])){

    $this->Profile->locale = $this->passedArgs['translate'];

 }

$options = array(

 // your options here

)

$profile = $this -> Profile -> find('first', $options);

$this->set('profile', $profile);

}

================

view.ctp

================

<?

// before your html code

if(isset($this->passedArgs['translate']))

{

 Configure::write('Config.language', $this->passedArgs['translate']);

}

?>

<div>

<!-- your content goes here -->

</div>

<?php 

// after your html code

if(isset($this->params['language']))

{

   Configure::write('Config.language', $this->params['language']);

}

?>

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