Missing File - en-GB.plg_content_fabrik.ini

[Bauer]

The plugins/content/fabrik/language/en-GB/en-GB.plg_content_fabrik.ini (plugin language file for en-GB) is missing from the package at Github.

I would have fixed it first myself by copying from one of the other language files contained in the plugins/content/fabrik/language folder - But sorry, I'm an ignorant American and only know one language.

I realized this after doing a little research upon noticing (for months now) that a pop-up form always showed "COM_FABRIK_LOADING" above the spinner as the window loaded.

UPDATE - That didn't fix the problem I mentioned. Doing a search for all files containing "COM_FABRIK_LOADING" - I see there is another language file missing - components/com_fabrik/language/en_GB.com_fabrik.sys.ini
But that didn't fix it either.

So where could this "COM_FABRIK_LOADING" be coming from??? A *.js file? Or is it just that the expected language file never gets loaded for a popup form?

 

[troester]

Yes, there's no plugins/content/fabrik/language/en-GB/en-GB.plg_content_fabrik.ini in GitHub (or in transifex).
You can add it to your files (UTF8, no BOM) and insert the missing string
COM_FABRIK_LOADING="Loading"

But I'm not sure if this will help, on my site I can see "Loading/Chargement/L?dt" in the form popup if setting my frontend language to English/French/German, so it seems to fetch it from somewhere else.

What is your exact setup to see COM_FABRIK_LOADING ?

 

[Bauer]

What is your exact setup to see COM_FABRIK_LOADING ?

This is a cut and paste of the html that opens a pop-up form via the click of an icon image...

<a class="myFabWin" rel="{'content':'Survey Questions','width':660,'height':480,'title':'Physicians','loadMethod':'iframe'}" href="/other-survey-questions6"><img width="64" height="64" src="/images/medical-practice_80.png" alt="Physicians icon" title="Physicians" style="display: inline-block;margin-left:8px;"></a>

That link is created via this php code that is part of a loop that creates the links/icons for each 'facility type' and shows the icons/links in-line at the top of a page.

    $img_string .= '<a class="myFabWin" rel="{'content':'Survey Questions','width':660,'height':480,'title':''.$facility["facility_type"].'','loadMethod':'iframe'}" href="/other-survey-questions'.$facility["facility_type_id"].'"><img width="64" height="64" src="/images'.$facility["icon_image_file"].'" alt="'.$facility["facility_type"].' icon" title="'.$facility["facility_type"].'" style="display: inline-block;margin-left:8px;" /></a>';

FOLLOW-UP - If this helps:
One thing I noticed - if I remove the LoadMethod:iframe from the rel=, the COM_FABRIK_LOADING is only shown when the popup opens for the first time. If you close the popup window and re-open it again with the same popup link - it shows 'Loading' correctly.

But if I leave LoadMethod:iframe in the rel=, it will always show COM_FABRIK_LOADING when the popup opens.

 

[cheesegrits]

That string should be loaded as part of the main FabrikHelperHTML::framework(), but it seems that it's inside the !inAjaxLoadPage() chunk of code, which won't run when &iframe=1 (as that counts as "in ajax loaded page")

You could try moving that JText::script() around line 975 of the HTML helper to before the if(), see if that helps.

-- hugh

 

[Bauer]

That string should be loaded as part of the main FabrikHelperHTML::framework(), but it seems that it's inside the !inAjaxLoadPage() chunk of code, which won't run when &iframe=1 (as that counts as "in ajax loaded page")

You could try moving that JText::script() around line 975 of the HTML helper to before the if(), see if that helps.

-- hugh

Well you knew just what line it was coming from - that's more than I could figure out. But nothing I did (short of deleting the line) changed it.

The page that this link is on is part of a component that I wrote years ago. I needed to add COM_FABRIK_LOADING to that component's language file and now it works.

Don't know why I didn't think of trying that sooner, sorry.
Thanks to both you and troester for the quick reply.