first try to describe the alternate locales #691
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| The CMF provides a powerful way to persist document in different locales. | ||
| Each of those translated documents are Representations of another. In a |
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good start! i commented a bunch of details, but in general this is going in the right way. i think we should be more clear that alternate locales is a concept, and the PHPCR-ODM provider just one possible implementation. (btw, with the RouteReferrersReadInterface, we could also build a provider based on that instead of the translations of the document in PHPCR-ODM. that would be a bit more generic - but not work for things like simple cms pages... out of scope for this PR anyways) either i overlooked it or there is no explanation how the alternate locales finally end up in the html... i guess it happens with the twig function. but we should say this quickly and link to where we explain that twig extension. |
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| Now you have to configure ``CmfSeoBundle`` to use your custom alternate locale provider instead of the default one. |
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i commented some things. having an example is ok, though i am not sure in this case how important it is. i think the important part is to explain how exactly things are meant to be used. @ElectricMaxxx do you think you can update this again? otherwise i can have a go at this and try to formulate something. |
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@dbu you know my english. Indeed it was my idea to just give the main input and hoped, that somebody can wrapp it up :-) |
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i will try to have a go at that tomorrow |
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continued in #755 |
This will be my first try to describe the alternate locales. I know the english is bad, but it can be a base for the documentation i hope.
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