These functions are used to localize an attribute value of a (possibly custom) ISML tag. For that purpose localizeTextEx()
returns the plain text behind a given language neutral key.
The following variations of the localizeTextEx()
function are possible:
localizeTextEx(key : String, ParameterList(params ... : Object)) : String localizeTextEx(key : String, locale : String, ParameterList(params ... : Object)) : String localizeTextEx(key : String, locale : String, site : Domain, ParameterList(params ... : Object)) : String
<ISMessageBox message="#localizeText('product.delete.ok.cancel', 'en_GB')#" subject="page" type="mdc" okbtnname="#localizeText('button.delete')#" cancelbtnname="#localizeText('button.cancelDelete')#" colspan="1"> <ISMessageBox message="#localizeTextEx('product.removed.info', ParameterList(Product:sku))#" subject="page" type="mdc" okbtnname="#localizeText('button.ok')#" colspan="1">
The function accepts the following arguments:
key
key = string
a unique key for a translation
locale
locale = string
an optional parameter to get the translation in a specific locale
site
site = string
an optional parameter indicating for which site the translated text should be presented
params
params = string
In contrast to localizeText()the localizeTextEx()
function supports another parameter named params
that can be assigned an array of Objects to be injected into the translation.
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