How to change portlet title on the basis of language selected?

[Neetu Mishra, modificado 11 Anos atrás.]

Hi,

I am creating a custom portlet & I want to change portlet title on the basis of language selected by the user. I know how to change the portlet's content but didn't get any solution to change the portlet's title.

Thanks in advance!!


Regards,
Neetu

[DarshanKumar N Bhatia, modificado 11 Anos atrás.]

For any kind of portlet (custom /inbuilt one):

To change Title for particular locale :

1) Deploy portlet on page.
2) Click on Look and feel --> Portlet Configuration Tab

Check : Use Custom Title

Provide ur custom title Name and select a language corresponding to it.

Save.

Test it : By Putting langauge Portlet and changing to various locale.

[Dhrutika Parekh, modificado 11 Anos atrás.]

Hi Nitu,

One solution is as provided in above post if you do it by configuration,
Other way is by changing in xml:

• Enter Resource bundle path in your portlet.xml.(i.e. <resource-bundle>com.my.langauage.Resource.Navigation.Language</resource-bundle>)
• On defined path place Language_*.properties files.
• In these files make respective language entries (i.e.Language_en.properties : javax.portlet.title=Navigation ,Language_es.proeprties=Navegaci\u00F3n)
  

Regards,
Dhrutika

[Neetu Mishra, modificado 11 Anos atrás.]

Thanks Dhrutika & DarshanKumar for your quick replies!!

Hey DarshanKumar, this is also a nice way of doing it. I knew about the custom titles but didn't knew that we can change it on the basis of language as well. So thanks once again.

For any kind of portlet (custom /inbuilt one):

To change Title for particular locale :

1) Deploy portlet on page.
2) Click on Look and feel --> Portlet Configuration Tab

Check : Use Custom Title

Provide ur custom title Name and select a language corresponding to it.

Save.

Hey Dhrutika I have a question about resource bundle path:

Enter Resource bundle path in your portlet.xml.(i.e. <resource-bundle>com.my.langauage.Resource.Navigation.Language</resource-bundle>)

It might be very simple question but apologize me for that.

Since, I am placing language_*.properties files in docroot/WEB-INF/src/content folder so is it ok to put resource bundle path like this??

<resource-bundle>content</resource-bundle>

I have tried this but it's not working, so I think I am missing some thing. Please help me regarding this. Thanks once again!!


Thanks in advance!!

[Muzakir Khan, modificado 11 Anos atrás.]

Neetu Mishra:

Since, I am placing language_*.properties files in docroot/WEB-INF/src/content folder so is it ok to put resource bundle path like this??

<resource-bundle>content</resource-bundle>

I have tried this but it's not working, so I think I am missing some thing. Please help me regarding this. Thanks once again!!

Try this,
<resource-bundle>content/language.properties</resource-bundle> BOL

Regards
Khan

[Neetu Mishra, modificado 11 Anos atrás.]

Hi Muzakir,

Thanks for your reply.

Try this,
<resource-bundle>content/language.properties</resource-bundle>

I have tried this but it was flagging a warning in Eclipse that file name should not end with .properties. So I have tried this:

<resource-bundle>content/language.properties</resource-bundle>

& it's working.

Thanks once again for your suggestion!!

[Akash Jaisawal, modificado 9 Anos atrás.]

I have tried this but it was flagging a warning in Eclipse that file name should not end with .properties. So I have tried this:

<resource-bundle>content/language.properties</resource-bundle>

& it's working.

Thanks once again for your suggestion!!

Sorry Neetu but i didnt get you point here!
You have tried this "

<resource-bundle>content/language.properties</resource-bundle>

" but it was flagging a warning in Eclipse that file name should not end with .properties. So You have tried again this:

<resource-bundle>content/language.properties</resource-bundle>

and it worked?

[Akash Jaisawal, modificado 9 Anos atrás.]

Or there should be only:

<resource-bundle>content/language</resource-bundle>

?

Sorry if am wrong somewhere!

[Neetu Mishra, modificado 9 Anos atrás.]

Akash Jaisawal:

Or there should be only:

<resource-bundle>content/language</resource-bundle>

?

Sorry if am wrong somewhere!

Hi Akash,

Thanks for correcting me

I have tried this:

<resource-bundle>content/language</resource-bundle>

[Akash Jaisawal, modificado 9 Anos atrás.]

Neetu Mishra:

Akash Jaisawal:

Or there should be only:

<resource-bundle>content/language</resource-bundle>

?

Sorry if am wrong somewhere!

Hi Akash,

Thanks for correcting me

I have tried this:

<resource-bundle>content/language</resource-bundle>

Hello Neetu,

I ve followed these steps but not succeed to achieve the task!
any other way to change the title programmatically?

[Neetu Mishra, modificado 9 Anos atrás.]

hi Akash,

There is no other way to change the title programatically

[Akash Jaisawal, modificado 9 Anos atrás.]

Neetu Mishra:

hi Akash,

There is no other way to change the title programatically

ohh..
I tried all the steps you mentioned bit nothing happns

[Vipin Bardia, modificado 9 Anos atrás.]

Hi Akash,

This should work -

renderResponse.setTitle(LanguageUtil.get(renderRequest.getLocale(), "keyname"));

Regards.

[Shreyas Kamthe, modificado 9 Anos atrás.]

Hi everybody,

Can anybody tell me how to customize the portlet for a new added language.
I am trying to set the title to the newly added language but the title shows me "????" .
Can anybody suggest me a solution ?
Is this because i have not made an entry in the portlet.xml ?

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