wagtail-modeltranslation | Simple app to patch modeltranslation | Content Management System library
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kandi X-RAY | wagtail-modeltranslation Summary
Simple app to patch modeltranslation (https://github.com/deschler/django-modeltranslation) into Wagtail CMS.
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- Recursively patch the model s children
- Patch panels
- Patch a stream field s meaningful value
- Patch translated fields of a model
- Render a translation target field
- Render the variable
- Initialize the modeltranslation model
- Patches WagtailTranslator
- Register signal handlers
- Patch other models
- Runs the migrations command
- Decorator for Wagtail s autodetector decorator
- Decorator to remove changes from the graph
- Sets the root of the tree
- Return a cached copy of the get site_root_paths attribute
- Returns a list of SiteRootPath objects
- Returns the url path for the given parent
- Set the url path for the given language
- Import a module from a string
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Trending Discussions on wagtail-modeltranslation
QUESTION
I've been around the Internet the whole day reading about the following issue, in wagtail if I registered the following model for translation like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-26 at 06:26I did it using Django signals
QUESTION
The guy here already asked about this and solved it by deleting 500.html
and 404.html
.
Same for me, when DEBUG
is True
everything works as expected: Wagtail redirects /
to /en
, on non-existing pages it gives 404 and so on.
Now when DEBUG
is False
when accessing /
it returns 500 error without any error (only Internal Server Error: /
, and I have LOGGING
enabled, logfile has no errors either). If I delete 500.html
and 404.html
everything works, which is strange...
urls.py
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-29 at 21:54I'd suggest investigating exactly which template tags cause the 404.html template to fail. My guess is that when you're pulling in a base template with {% extends %}
, your base template is assuming the presence of variables such as page
which aren't available when producing a 404 response.
In Wagtail, redirects are handled by a middleware which is activated when the normal page serving process returns a 404. If an error happens in the process of generating that 404 response, then the middleware won't identify it as a 404, and so redirects won't happen.
QUESTION
I've implemented a multilingual site using wagtail and wagtail-modeltranslation but I'm having a problem with template fragment caching. The cache works but is not respecting the separate languages. Whichever language is accessed first after a save, is the one that will be served for all languages. I've tried two ways of setting the cache key to no avail. First from the django docs, second trying to explicitly include the language code in the template
First:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-17 at 04:50Your first approach should work provided LANGUAGE_CODE
is actually defined in the context. This doesn't happen automatically, so you probably just need to set it first:
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Install wagtail-modeltranslation
You can use wagtail-modeltranslation like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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