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Regarding your question about displaying the rules in the user-selected language, what I think I would do is use HTML in the defined rules, where each set of rules in the different languages is wrapped in a div element having a classname that is the language. For example:
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<div class="english"> PHP Code:
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thanks a lot!
it works fine, language ID = 4 is my english language.. Code:
if (THIS_SCRIPT === 'misc') And the empty field is only because I putted html code to format the text.. my text shows like this: Code:
<br> when I put a text without html code, the text will be displayed, but without formatting. |
If the languageid is 4 for English, then you want:
PHP Code:
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Okay, try disabling BB Codes in rules (that's the way I have mine set)...see if that allows you to edit. :)
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Is it possible to have this added on to the top bar above the navbar?
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Soory, but may I ask how this query may look like? I can't get it when scanning the columns of the user table. I saw some "ALTER TABLE" in the products xml, but I cannot find the columns in the database (4.2.2-5). But the add on seems to work, at least it's shown only once, and this is all I need. But it would be helpful to have a chance to check if/when a specific user accepted the rules. Many thanks in advance! |
Could this be used for the "General Data Protection Regulation - GDPR"?
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