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Hi Franky,
thanks for the quick fix; I’ll test it in the next days.

Bernd

Yes, indeed I added a language switch AND marked attributes as “translatable fields”.

“edit_location”:{
….
“anchors”: {
….
“loc_description”: {
“where”: “before”
},
“loc_attributes”:{
“where”:”before”
}
-> show language switch at the top of the attribute block.

and:
“forms”: {
“editloc”: {
“fields”: {
“title”: [],
“content”: [],
“location_address”:[],
“location_town”: [],
“att_1”:[], -> added
“att_2”:[] -> added
}
-> treat att_1 and att_2 as translatable fields.
yes, attributes are showing in the correct language.

This change is for location attributes but the adjustment for event attributes should be very similar.

Best regards,
Bernd

Franky,
well, I’m using standard language tags ([:en]English[:ja]Japanese[:]) but what I do in the json file is to define that the attributes can be translated.
… or maybe you mean something different?

Franky,
thanks a lot! I did read the doc but must have overseen the latter two paragraphs.

Hi Franky,
just another remark.

I’m using the Disconnect Firefox plugin which blocks advertising and content request.
For synching Facebook events the web site must be whitelisted – otherwise the facebook login button doesn’t show.

Thanks

Hi Franky,
thanks very much for your superfast response! I’m very impressed.

Just 2 glitches:
$offset_arr = date_parse($fb_event[‘start_time’]);
…
$offsetStart = strtotime($fb_event[‘start_time’])+$event_offset-$offset;

Please replace $fb_event with $event.

Thanks you very mucht!