Hi, Currently the include macro doesn’t support loading a page in a language other than the current language used to display the current page. If you’re in a “de” page and that page uses the include macro, the included content will be in “de” too. Do I understand correctly that you’d like something like this: * you’re on a “de” page A using the include macro to include page B * you’d like that the content of page B that is included is for example in “en” (but no in “de” which is the language page A is displayed in ? Thanks -Vincent On 3 Feb 2014 at 23:03:58, Matthias Wegner ([email protected]) wrote: Hi All, i have some pages in Locale de and en. I want to use another page with the include macro to load a set of defined pages in one language (or with a default language, when the other is not set). Is that possible? You know a similar solution if the include macro could not be used? Regards, Matthias

Hi Matthias, Right now you cannot achieve what you want with the {{include}} macro. The solution right now is to script this: {{velocity}} $xwiki.getDocument('Included').getTranslatedContent('fr') {{/velocity}} In this example I’m getting the content of the Included page in language ‘fr’ and I’m displaying it in the current page. Please open a jira issue if you’d like to have this behavior in the {{include}} macro. Thanks -Vincent On 4 Feb 2014 at 15:57:27, Matthias Wegner ([email protected](mailto:[email protected])) wrote:

Hi Vincent,

that's right. In my mind i thought to use a html form to select the prefered locale which creates than the content in the selected language. With content i mean x pages with the locale de and en. When i select "en" in the creator-page (even if it is in de), the i want to get english content because i selected it.

When the 3rd x page only has the locale "de", then i want to get the information if "en" exist (null is fine), so i can use the de-version instead.

Regards, Matthias