How to sort language select list on current language context
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I have a form with a language field with the language select list widget.
The options of this field contains an array with a pattern like
['langcode' => t('language')]
Now I want to sort these options in the right order.
The default sorting is on the value but not on the translated one.
e.g. ['de' => t('german')] which I translated into "Deutsch" will now sort under "g" instead of "d".
So I did try to do it in a form alter hook and a preprocess hook but this is not the right place to do it, because the values are still untranslated here.
So my question is how can I sort these options if the values are translated?
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I have a form with a language field with the language select list widget.
The options of this field contains an array with a pattern like
['langcode' => t('language')]
Now I want to sort these options in the right order.
The default sorting is on the value but not on the translated one.
e.g. ['de' => t('german')] which I translated into "Deutsch" will now sort under "g" instead of "d".
So I did try to do it in a form alter hook and a preprocess hook but this is not the right place to do it, because the values are still untranslated here.
So my question is how can I sort these options if the values are translated?
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I have a form with a language field with the language select list widget.
The options of this field contains an array with a pattern like
['langcode' => t('language')]
Now I want to sort these options in the right order.
The default sorting is on the value but not on the translated one.
e.g. ['de' => t('german')] which I translated into "Deutsch" will now sort under "g" instead of "d".
So I did try to do it in a form alter hook and a preprocess hook but this is not the right place to do it, because the values are still untranslated here.
So my question is how can I sort these options if the values are translated?
8 forms i18n-l10n
I have a form with a language field with the language select list widget.
The options of this field contains an array with a pattern like
['langcode' => t('language')]
Now I want to sort these options in the right order.
The default sorting is on the value but not on the translated one.
e.g. ['de' => t('german')] which I translated into "Deutsch" will now sort under "g" instead of "d".
So I did try to do it in a form alter hook and a preprocess hook but this is not the right place to do it, because the values are still untranslated here.
So my question is how can I sort these options if the values are translated?
8 forms i18n-l10n
8 forms i18n-l10n
asked Nov 13 at 7:55
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i think it can be done in a hook_form_alter()
if the options are in $form['languages'], you can do something like :
$language_options = $form['languages'];
then manipulate the array $language_options, until it has the order you need
then override it in form :
$form['languages'] = $language_options;
The problem is that the values are untranslated in a form_alter_hook. I could sort it by key but this also doesnt work because the langcode differs from the value.
– Insasse
Nov 13 at 9:50
I need to render the translatablemarkup first than build a new array and sort its values.
– Insasse
Nov 13 at 10:01
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Now I did this in a form_alter_hook.
This worked for me.
/**
* Implements hook_form_FORM_ID_alter().
*/
function arph_profile_form_FORM_ID_alter(&$form, DrupalCoreFormFormStateInterface $form_state, $form_id) {
$language_options = $form["field_languages"]["widget"][0]["value"]["#options"];
$new_language_options = ;
foreach($language_options as $langcode => $language) {
/** @var DrupalCoreStringTranslationTranslatableMarkup $language */
$new_language_options[$langcode] = $language->render();
}
asort($new_language_options); // We need to keep the keys here.
$form["field_languages"]["widget"][0]["value"]["#options"] = $new_language_options;
}
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i think it can be done in a hook_form_alter()
if the options are in $form['languages'], you can do something like :
$language_options = $form['languages'];
then manipulate the array $language_options, until it has the order you need
then override it in form :
$form['languages'] = $language_options;
The problem is that the values are untranslated in a form_alter_hook. I could sort it by key but this also doesnt work because the langcode differs from the value.
– Insasse
Nov 13 at 9:50
I need to render the translatablemarkup first than build a new array and sort its values.
– Insasse
Nov 13 at 10:01
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
i think it can be done in a hook_form_alter()
if the options are in $form['languages'], you can do something like :
$language_options = $form['languages'];
then manipulate the array $language_options, until it has the order you need
then override it in form :
$form['languages'] = $language_options;
The problem is that the values are untranslated in a form_alter_hook. I could sort it by key but this also doesnt work because the langcode differs from the value.
– Insasse
Nov 13 at 9:50
I need to render the translatablemarkup first than build a new array and sort its values.
– Insasse
Nov 13 at 10:01
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
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i think it can be done in a hook_form_alter()
if the options are in $form['languages'], you can do something like :
$language_options = $form['languages'];
then manipulate the array $language_options, until it has the order you need
then override it in form :
$form['languages'] = $language_options;
i think it can be done in a hook_form_alter()
if the options are in $form['languages'], you can do something like :
$language_options = $form['languages'];
then manipulate the array $language_options, until it has the order you need
then override it in form :
$form['languages'] = $language_options;
answered Nov 13 at 9:34
izus
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The problem is that the values are untranslated in a form_alter_hook. I could sort it by key but this also doesnt work because the langcode differs from the value.
– Insasse
Nov 13 at 9:50
I need to render the translatablemarkup first than build a new array and sort its values.
– Insasse
Nov 13 at 10:01
add a comment |
The problem is that the values are untranslated in a form_alter_hook. I could sort it by key but this also doesnt work because the langcode differs from the value.
– Insasse
Nov 13 at 9:50
I need to render the translatablemarkup first than build a new array and sort its values.
– Insasse
Nov 13 at 10:01
The problem is that the values are untranslated in a form_alter_hook. I could sort it by key but this also doesnt work because the langcode differs from the value.
– Insasse
Nov 13 at 9:50
The problem is that the values are untranslated in a form_alter_hook. I could sort it by key but this also doesnt work because the langcode differs from the value.
– Insasse
Nov 13 at 9:50
I need to render the translatablemarkup first than build a new array and sort its values.
– Insasse
Nov 13 at 10:01
I need to render the translatablemarkup first than build a new array and sort its values.
– Insasse
Nov 13 at 10:01
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
Now I did this in a form_alter_hook.
This worked for me.
/**
* Implements hook_form_FORM_ID_alter().
*/
function arph_profile_form_FORM_ID_alter(&$form, DrupalCoreFormFormStateInterface $form_state, $form_id) {
$language_options = $form["field_languages"]["widget"][0]["value"]["#options"];
$new_language_options = ;
foreach($language_options as $langcode => $language) {
/** @var DrupalCoreStringTranslationTranslatableMarkup $language */
$new_language_options[$langcode] = $language->render();
}
asort($new_language_options); // We need to keep the keys here.
$form["field_languages"]["widget"][0]["value"]["#options"] = $new_language_options;
}
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1
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Now I did this in a form_alter_hook.
This worked for me.
/**
* Implements hook_form_FORM_ID_alter().
*/
function arph_profile_form_FORM_ID_alter(&$form, DrupalCoreFormFormStateInterface $form_state, $form_id) {
$language_options = $form["field_languages"]["widget"][0]["value"]["#options"];
$new_language_options = ;
foreach($language_options as $langcode => $language) {
/** @var DrupalCoreStringTranslationTranslatableMarkup $language */
$new_language_options[$langcode] = $language->render();
}
asort($new_language_options); // We need to keep the keys here.
$form["field_languages"]["widget"][0]["value"]["#options"] = $new_language_options;
}
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up vote
1
down vote
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up vote
1
down vote
accepted
Now I did this in a form_alter_hook.
This worked for me.
/**
* Implements hook_form_FORM_ID_alter().
*/
function arph_profile_form_FORM_ID_alter(&$form, DrupalCoreFormFormStateInterface $form_state, $form_id) {
$language_options = $form["field_languages"]["widget"][0]["value"]["#options"];
$new_language_options = ;
foreach($language_options as $langcode => $language) {
/** @var DrupalCoreStringTranslationTranslatableMarkup $language */
$new_language_options[$langcode] = $language->render();
}
asort($new_language_options); // We need to keep the keys here.
$form["field_languages"]["widget"][0]["value"]["#options"] = $new_language_options;
}
Now I did this in a form_alter_hook.
This worked for me.
/**
* Implements hook_form_FORM_ID_alter().
*/
function arph_profile_form_FORM_ID_alter(&$form, DrupalCoreFormFormStateInterface $form_state, $form_id) {
$language_options = $form["field_languages"]["widget"][0]["value"]["#options"];
$new_language_options = ;
foreach($language_options as $langcode => $language) {
/** @var DrupalCoreStringTranslationTranslatableMarkup $language */
$new_language_options[$langcode] = $language->render();
}
asort($new_language_options); // We need to keep the keys here.
$form["field_languages"]["widget"][0]["value"]["#options"] = $new_language_options;
}
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answered Nov 13 at 10:00
Insasse
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