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I want to display a link to the spanish version of a page in my template, but another module is removing the language option on my link function:
l('Visit this page in Spanish', "node/{$node->nid}", array( 'language'=>'es' ));
I have the general routing set up the way I want; most of the time I want links to target the current language. Except this time - now I really want that link in spanish : )
How do I force l() to keep the language I specify? Or should I use another function?
It should work when using this function: https://api.drupal.org/api/drupal/modules!translation!translation.module/function/translation_node_get_translations/7
This will return all the translations of a given nid, when an ES translation is given you can print your l().
if ($node = menu_get_object()) {
// Get the tnid
$tnid = $node->tnid;
$trans = translation_node_get_translations($tnid);
print_r($trans);
}
And inside $trans array you'll have basic information of all translations (including current language) - title, language, nid, status... But of course, you can use nid to load whole node if you need something more.
If you want to get a specific page URL in a specific language URL use this code:
$languages = language_list();
$english_page_url = l(t('About'), 'node/22', array('language' => $languages['en']));
$arabic_page_url = l(t('About'), 'node/22', array('language' => $languages['ar']));
For your example you can use:
$languages = language_list();
l(t('Visit this page in Spanish'), 'node/' . $node->nid, array('language'=> $languages['es']));
Because you have to pass the language object not only the language prefix!
