In a Javascript file i receive this JSon string into a hidden html string:
<input id="page_json_language_index" type="hidden" value="[{"id":"label_accept_terms","fr":"En cliquant sur le bouton ci-dessous, vous accepter de respecter les "},{"id":"label_and","fr":" et la "},{"id":"label_birthdate","fr":"Anniversaire"},{"id":"label_bottom_about","fr":"\u00c0 propos de GayUrban"},{"id":"label_bottom_contact","fr":"Contactez-nous"},{"id":"label_bottom_copyright","fr":"\u00a9 2010-2013 GayUrban.Com - Tous droits r\u00e9serv\u00e9s"},{"id":"label_bottom_privacypolicy","fr":"Vie priv\u00e9e"},{"id":"label_bottom_termsofuse","fr":"Conditions d`...mon courriel"},{"id":"label_signon_twitter","fr":"Avec Twitter"},{"id":"label_slogan","fr":"LE site des rencontres LGBT !"},{"id":"label_terms_of_use","fr":"Conditions d`utilisation"},{"id":"label_title","fr":"Bienvenue sur GayUrban | LE site des rencontres LGBT !"},{"id":"label_transgender","fr":"Transgendre"},{"id":"label_username","fr":"Nom d`utilisateur"},{"id":"label_wait_create_profile","fr":"Un moment SVP, Cr\u00e9ation de votre profil en cours..."},{"id":"label_your_gender","fr":"Votre \u00eate"}]">
from MySQL database in user language (this example is in French (fr) so, i need to access in Javascript to each "id" and each value of this 'id"
Example : for the first "id"
i need to obtain on separate variables for each ID and VALUE
var label = "label_accept_terms";
and other variable
var value = "En cliquant sur le bouton ci-dessous, vous accepter de respecter les "
so i have a problem to read and affected each ID with good label and value.
Thank you for your helping !
I must point out that you've made a mistake in your HTML. You should escape the quotes to avoid breaking attributes, for example, simply replace them with apostrophe:
<input id="page_json_language_index" type="hidden" value='[{"id":"label_accept_terms","fr":"En cliquant sur le bouton ci-dessous, vous accepter de respecter les "},{"id":"label_and","fr":" et la "},{"id":"label_birthdate","fr":"Anniversaire"},{"id":"label_bottom_about","fr":"\u00c0 propos de GayUrban"},{"id":"label_bottom_contact","fr":"Contactez-nous"},{"id":"label_bottom_copyright","fr":"\u00a9 2010-2013 GayUrban.Com - Tous droits r\u00e9serv\u00e9s"},{"id":"label_bottom_privacypolicy","fr":"Vie priv\u00e9e"},{"id":"label_bottom_termsofuse","fr":"Conditions d`...mon courriel"},{"id":"label_signon_twitter","fr":"Avec Twitter"},{"id":"label_slogan","fr":"LE site des rencontres LGBT !"},{"id":"label_terms_of_use","fr":"Conditions d`utilisation"},{"id":"label_title","fr":"Bienvenue sur GayUrban | LE site des rencontres LGBT !"},{"id":"label_transgender","fr":"Transgendre"},{"id":"label_username","fr":"Nom d`utilisateur"},{"id":"label_wait_create_profile","fr":"Un moment SVP, Cr\u00e9ation de votre profil en cours..."},{"id":"label_your_gender","fr":"Votre \u00eate"}]'>
JSON.parse is the best way to convert JSON string, but it's not surpported by old IE (e.g. IE6). You can use JSON2 to make it compatible, or just simply use eval().
Aware that abuse of eval() may lead to XSS (Cross Site Scripting) vulnerability. Make sure that the JSON you're about to parse is safe (doesn't include malicious Javascript).
Here's an example to read all id:
<input id="page_json_language_index" type="hidden" value='[{"id":"label_accept_terms","fr":"En cliquant sur le bouton ci-dessous, vous accepter de respecter les "},{"id":"label_and","fr":" et la "},{"id":"label_birthdate","fr":"Anniversaire"},{"id":"label_bottom_about","fr":"\u00c0 propos de GayUrban"},{"id":"label_bottom_contact","fr":"Contactez-nous"},{"id":"label_bottom_copyright","fr":"\u00a9 2010-2013 GayUrban.Com - Tous droits r\u00e9serv\u00e9s"},{"id":"label_bottom_privacypolicy","fr":"Vie priv\u00e9e"},{"id":"label_bottom_termsofuse","fr":"Conditions d`...mon courriel"},{"id":"label_signon_twitter","fr":"Avec Twitter"},{"id":"label_slogan","fr":"LE site des rencontres LGBT !"},{"id":"label_terms_of_use","fr":"Conditions d`utilisation"},{"id":"label_title","fr":"Bienvenue sur GayUrban | LE site des rencontres LGBT !"},{"id":"label_transgender","fr":"Transgendre"},{"id":"label_username","fr":"Nom d`utilisateur"},{"id":"label_wait_create_profile","fr":"Un moment SVP, Cr\u00e9ation de votre profil en cours..."},{"id":"label_your_gender","fr":"Votre \u00eate"}]'>
<textarea id="debug-console" cols="50" rows="20"></textarea>
<script type="text/javascript">
var arr = eval(document.getElementById("page_json_language_index").value),
output = document.getElementById("debug-console");
//output all id
for(var i=0; i<arr.length; i++)
output.value += [i, ": ", arr[i].id, "\n"].join("");
//show the first id
alert(arr[0].id);
</script>
Actually you can directly output JSON to Javascript.
To meet your needs, I think here's what you need.
<?php
...
$data = ...; //for example, from mysql query results
$language = "fr"; //you can replace it with it/en/zh...
...
?>
<input id="some_id"></input>
<script>
(function() {
var i18n = "<?php echo json_encode($data); ?>",
lang = "<?php echo $language; ?>", //language
data = eval(i18n); //you can also use JSON.parse/jQuery.parseJSON ...
for(var i=0; i<data.length; i++) {
document.getElementById(data[i].id).value = data[i][lang]; //a general way to read object's attribute in Javascript
}
})()
</script>
i need to obtain on separate variables for each ID and VALUE
This is not the way to go, you don't want to pollute your scope with a bunch of variables. What you have is a collection (array of objects). You can loop such collection and access the properties you need.
var input = document.getElementById('page_json_language_index');
var data = JSON.parse(input.value); // collection
the goal is to assign to each pair of (id, fr) value into a jquery
label
var label = function(lab) {
return '<label id="'+ lab.id +'">'+ lab.fr +'</label>';
};
var labels = data.map(label);
You can also make it a jQuery collection:
var $labels = $(labels.join(''));
Then you can append it to any container:
$labels.appendTo('body');
Related
I have two functions translate_fr and translate_en, onClick when you click FR or EN the paragraphs are swapped either to english or french by grabbing their id's with inner.html
These two functions run on every html page, but obviously when refreshed or changing pages the onclick function reverts back to normal. So for instance if the user presses the FR button I want all the translate_fr functions on the other pages to run once the page loads, swapping the english paragraphs to french.
I need a way to store the users button click with local storage, and then a conditional statement saying if the user pressed EN run function translate_en else if FR then run function translate_fr.
Is this possible? I am VERY new to JavaScript and unfamiliar with local storage. I have no way how to do this. Here is the website on its domain lionkuts.ca for any other reference. I put two paragraphs as an example, though as you can see in the image I did this for every paragraph in the website.
function translate_en(){
document.getElementById("intro").innerHTML = `Here at Lion Kuts we are a cat only establishment that offers a full range of services from complete grooming, bathing to boarding. You and your pet will be thrilled to know that only professional, natural and biodegradeable products are used, any sensitivities or allergies will not be a problem.`;
}
function translate_fr(){
document.getElementById("intro").innerHTML = `Chez Coupe Lion, nous ne sommes qu'un chat établissement offrant une gamme complète de services du toilettage complet, de la baignade à l'embarquement.Vous et votre animal sera ravi de savoir que seul un professionnel, des produits naturels et biodégradables sont utilisés, tout les sensibilités ou les allergies ne seront pas un problème.`;
}
<div class="wrapper3">
<button class="translate" id="click1" type="button"onclick="translate_en()">EN
</button>
<button class="translate" id="click2"
type="button" onclick="translate_fr()">FR
</button>
</div>
<p id="intro">
Here at Lion Kuts we are a cat only
establishment that offers a full range of services
from complete grooming, bathing to boarding. You and
your pet will be thrilled to know that only professional,
natural and biodegradeable products are used, any
sensitivities or allergies will not be a problem.
</p>
You can use Window.localStorage to save the current language, and then use Window.onload to check the language.
Window.localStorage
Window.onload
function translate_en(){
Window.localStorage.setItem("language", "EN");
//translate the web page
} //translate_fr is same, but with french
Window.onload = (e) => {
let language = Window.localStorage.getItem("language");
if(language === "EN"){
translate_en();
} else if(language === "FR"){
translate_fr();
} else {
translate_en();//Default (if null)
}
}
I have a javascript function in a wordpress script, I need it to be compatible with WPML chain translation
ubp_show_error("<p>Inutile de l'ajouter plusieurs fois</p>");
How can I make this chain to be something like this :
ubp_show_error(_e('<p>Inutile de l'ajouter plusieurs fois</p>','mytheme'));
I've tryed :
$error = _('<p>Inutile de l'ajouter plusieurs fois</p>','mytheme');
ubp_show_error($error);
but in javascript, this doesn't work
You need to localize your script.
PHP
function custom_load_scripts() {
wp_enqueue_script('your-script', '/your-script.js');
wp_localize_script('your-script', 'your_js_obj_name', array(
'error' => __("<p>Inutile de l'ajouter plusieurs fois</p>",'mytheme')
)
);
}
add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', 'custom_load_scripts');
Now you have access to that data in your javascript file like:
JS
your_js_obj_name.error // --> '<p>Inutile de l'ajouter plusieurs fois</p>'
Sorry in advance for my bad english..
I have a problem to display a line separator in my HTML page.
I am using AngularJS and the translate module : pascaleprecht.translate.
I would like to have a Line separator in a translation.
So my angular file is :
Betizy.config(function ($translateProvider) {
$translateProvider.translations('fr', {
'header.betizy': 'BetIzy',
'header.login': 'Se connecter',
'header.register': "S'inscrire",
'login.error' : "Le nom d'utilisateur ou le mot de passe est incorrect.",
'login.username' : "Nom d'utilisateur",
'login.password' : "Mot de passe",
'login.button': "Valider",
'register.error' : "Une erreur est survenue lors de l'inscription. \u2028 Veuillez contacter un administrateur.",
'register.username' : "Nom d'utilisateur",
'register.password' : "Mot de passe",
'register.email' : "Adresse e-mail",
'register.button': "Valider"
});
Problem is this line :
'register.error' : "Une erreur est survenue lors de l'inscription. \u2028 Veuillez contacter un administrateur.",
The result in my HTML page is strange. My line separator is present and recognized by my browser but partially.
Here is my HTML page
Thank you in advance for your help ! :)
UPDATE:
Problem solved by replacing \u2028 with <br> in the translation table, and replacing {{"'register.error' | translate"}} with ng-bind-html="'register.error' | translate" in the HTML template (see comments).
It might be because you've used
$translateProvider.useSanitizeValueStrategy('sanitize');
I suggest either removing that line or replacing it with
$translateProvider.useSanitizeValueStrategy('sanitizeParameters');
i have a php function which returns me this code in JSON
{"0":{"title":"Dans l\u2019appartement"},"1":{"title":"A l\u2019a\u00e9roport - D\u00e9part de B\u00e9atrice"},"2":{"title":"Visite chez Jean-Louis"},"3":{"title":"Anita \u00e0 la matenit\u00e9"},"4":{"title":"Visite chez Jean-Louis 2"},"5":{"title":"H\u00e9l\u00e9na pr\u00e9sent\u00e9e \u00e0 la famille"},"6":{"title":"Chez des proches"},"7":{"title":"Soir\u00e9e souvenir avec un proche - Photos, histoires"},"8":{"title":"Douceline tenant un b\u00e9b\u00e9"},"9":{"title":"Visite chez Jean-Louis 3"},"10":{"title":"Bapt\u00eame de Alexandra - Dans l\u2019\u00e9glise"}}
and i want to manipulated in JQuery I’ve did this but it doesn’t work
$.each(json, function(item, value) {
console.log(value);
$.each(value, function() {
console.log(this.title);
});
});
any ideas thanks a lot
The first traversal using each provides you the object containing the value of title field.
So , Simply fetch the value using :
$.each(json, function(item, value) {
alert(value.title);
});
And here is the demo jsfiddle
In javascript (nodejs) I need to index text strings with unicode characters, i.e given a string like:
"Bonjour à tous le monde,
je voulais être le premier à vous dire:
-'comment ça va'
-<est-ce qu'il fait beau?>"
I want to get the following array of words :
["Bonjour", "à", "tous", "le", "monde", "je", "voulais", "être", ... "beau"]
How can I achieve that using regex or any other means ?
ps: I installed and tried the xregexp module which provides unicode support for javascript, but being utterly useless with regexes in general, I could not go very far ...
You can use the version of XRegExp bundled with addons which (amongst others) adds support for regex unicode categories. We are interested in the category not an unicode letter that is \P{L}.
You can then split your string by the regex XRegExp("\\P{L}+").
var s="Bonjour à tous le monde,\nje voulais être le premier à vous dire:\n -'comment ça va'\n -<est-ce qu'il fait beau?>";
var notALetter = XRegExp("\\P{L}+");
var words = XRegExp.split(s, notALetter);
See this fiddle.
You can probably use the library "uwords" - https://github.com/AlexAtNet/uwords. It extracts words from the text by grouping together characters from L* Unicode groups.
It works similar to XRegExp("\\p{L}+") but it is extremely fast.
Example:
var uwords = require('uwords');
var words = uwords('Bonjour à tous le monde,\n' +
'je voulais être le premier à vous dire:\n' +
'-\'comment ça va\'\n' +
'-<est-ce qu\'il fait beau?>');
console.log(words);
[ 'Bonjour',
'à',
'tous',
'le',
'monde',
'je',
'voulais',
'être',
'le',
'premier',
'à',
'vous',
'dire',
'comment',
'ça',
'va',
'est',
'ce',
'qu',
'il',
'fait',
'beau' ]
P.S. Sorry for being late - I hope it is still useful.
An idea could be to split the string by the various characters that are NOT part of words and then filter out empty strings:
var str = "Bonjour à tous le monde, je voulais être le premier à vous dire: -'comment ça va' -<est-ce qu'il fait beau?>";
var result = str.split(/[-:'"?\s><]+/).filter(function(item) { return item !== '' });
/*
["Bonjour", "à", "tous", "le", "monde,", "je", "voulais", "être", "le", "premier", "à", "vous", "ire", "comment", "ça", "va", "est", "ce", "qu", "il", "fait", "beau"]
*/
Similarly you could match by the negated character class above and you don't have to filter empty strings:
var result = str.match(/[^-:'"?\s><]+/g);