How to use t ('varialbe') in email templates?

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#1

Hi all!

How to use t (‘varialbe’) in email templates?

I tried like this, but it doesn’t work:

    $kirby->setCurrentLanguage('en');
    
    $kirby->email([
        'template' => $template,
        'to' => $to,
        'from' => $site->email_from()->value(),
        'replyTo' => $site->email_from()->value(),
        'subject' => $subject,
        'data' => [
            'data' => $data
        ],
    ]);

and in email template

<h2><?= t('accept_text') ?></h2>

#2

I think your email template doesn’t know anything about the current language, it would probably make more sense to pass the variable to the template via the data array.

#3

Maybe it can be done with routing? But v3.3.5 needs to be used.

#4

Thanks texnixe!

I tried this option now:

$kirby->setCurrentLanguage('en');
$kirby->email([
            'template' => "accept",
            'to' => $data->email()->value(),
            'from' => $site->email_from()->value(),
            'replyTo' => $site->email_from()->value(),
            'subject' => $subject,
            'data' => [
                'data' => $data,
                'lang' => $lang,
                'text' => t('accept_text'),
                'worktitle' => t('worktitle'),
                'email' => t('email'),
                'phone' => t('phone'),
                'entity' => t('entity')
            ],
        ]);

and email template:

<?= $text ?>

But does not work (
Language does not switch.

#5

tried to make a test controller:

<?php
return function ($kirby, $page) {
    $kirby->setCurrentLanguage('en');       
    $kirby->email([
        'template' => 'accept',
        'to' => 'test@me.com',
        'from' => 'noreply@site.com',
        'replyTo' => 'noreply@site.com',
        'subject' => 'test',
        'data' => [
                'data' => array(),
                'lang' => 'en',
                'text' => t('accept_text'),
                'worktitle' => t('worktitle'),
                'email' => t('email'),
                'phone' => t('phone'),
                'entity' => t('entity')
            ],
    ]);
        
   return compact('page');
};

Language did not switch :thinking:

#6

Could you try following?

$kirby->setCurrentTranslation('en');
$kirby->setCurrentLanguage('en');
#7

Thanks!

Now let’s try!

#8

Thanks byybora!

$kirby->setCurrentTranslation('en');
work fine!