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Translatable mediafinder field #192
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This is a planned feature. |
@daftspunk is this still a planned feature? What needs to happen for this? |
@LukeTowers @daftspunk here you go: #325 |
Does it not register in https://github.com/rainlab/translate-plugin/pull/325/files#diff-252810a1b0bce82b1a1ef724cee3c8deR140? |
@LukeTowers thats what I thought, but it doesn't work. |
@munxar did you mark the attribute it was getting stored in as translatable? |
@LukeTowers it's a dynamic syntax field, usually I don't have to register anything. If I use it in a normal backend form with a model and the translatable attribute registered, it works. |
Check how the pages plugin determines what fields to render and where it registers them as translatable. |
Thanks, found it. So then this PR is complete. I'll have to add one to the Pages plugin too, to make it work for syntax fields. meanwhile {mlmediafinder}{/mlmediafinder} works. |
@LukeTowers @munxar shouldn't that be closed? As far as I know, this is already implemented. |
Closing this as it has been resolved by #325 |
How to use translatable mediafinder field? Is it possible?
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