On Apr 15, 8:54 am, prz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> instead of the ponderous ruminations of the the venerous
> [EMAIL PROTECTED], here's a trivial
> solution
>
> <div id="languages">
> <table >
> <tr>
> {% for lang in LANGUAGES %}
> <td>
> {% comment %}
> <b>Kind of weird', depending on version, Django wants either
> a GET or a POST to set the cookie</b>
> {% endcomment %}
>
> <form action="/http_frontend/i18n/setlang/" method="post">
> <input type="hidden" name="language" value="{{lang.0}}"/>
> <input id="lang_{{lang.0}}" type = "image"
> src="/media/http_frontend/img/{{ lang.0 }}.gif" alt="{{ lang.1 }}"/>
> </form>
> </td>
> {% endfor %}
> </tr>
> </table>
> </div>
>
> just pass in LANGUAGES from the settings and provide images
>
Thanks to you both for your quick responses. Although I'm afraid the
answer isn't *exactly* the effect I wanted, tony's solution will
probably do the trick (I haven't tried it yet!), and will do fine at
this stage of development. But, awww, I really wanted it to look just
like a regular link, following the CSS rules re colour, hover, etc,
identical to all the other links. Without coding any extra CSS,
specially for this type of "form". One thing though tony, thanks for
putting your example in a loop, i.e one form per language, I was going
to put all four languages into one form, then a submit button. Back to
Programming 101 for me!
-- Simon.
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