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Hi @Sergio, i fully agree, this is tough to achieve. Because of the exceptions. As far as i am told joomla for example supposed to handle this a bit more easy. However they do it, i do not want to use Joomla anyway. Finally i wrote a little script which helps me to swap content. And - important for me - it includes most of the available multilingual field types (including Repeater and RepeaterMatrix Fields). For my current project (which triggered the posting) this means i got this default language swapping thing ready in less than 5 hours. Instead of several days. Maybe this is also helpful for others... https://gist.github.com/olafgleba/1e1c33d8ad3fc22961dfba33a6ee2f36

Hooking after that method wasn't as bad as I was thinking, so this is my current quick solution: wire()->addHookAfter('ProcessLogin::buildLoginForm', function(HookEvent $event) { $form = $event->return; $form->get('login_name')->attr('autocomplete', 'off'); $form->get('login_pass')->attr('autocomplete', 'off'); $event->return = $form; });

Which CMF does this? It is very challenging to have a default solution for this in the codebase IMHO. This matter becomes more complex depending on the age and size of the website. It may have several repercussions: SEO implications and content considerations, such as: - What if some pages only exist in English? Some sites may have pages with content available only in a secondary language. - What about hardcoded URLs in content (WYSIWYG fields)? - Some business logic checking the language on the templates - Etc.

Correct. My code is wrong. I was searching for this answer today and didn't even remember I'd written this. I have revised my answer just now: // Add these lines to your config.php file. // Tell PHP to use this timezone as the default when a timezone API call doesn't specify a zone. // Change to your local time zone name: https://www.php.net/manual/en/timezones.php date_default_timezone_set('America/New_York'); // Initialize database connection with session time zone based on PHP's time zone. $config->dbInitCommand = (function() { $charset = 'utf8'; // What is the timezone offset (in minutes) from UTC for the current time in the current timezone? $minutes = (new \DateTime())->getOffset() / 60; $sign = ($minutes >= 0) ? '+' : '-'; $h = str_pad(intdiv(abs($minutes), 60), 2, '0', STR_PAD_LEFT); $m = str_pad(abs($minutes) % 60, 2, '0', STR_PAD_LEFT); $dbTimeZone = "{$sign}{$h}:{$m}"; return "SET NAMES '{$charset}', time_zone = '{$dbTimeZone}'"; })(); // Tell ProcessWire to use this timezone. // (You'll find this in your config file already under the comment "Installer: Time zone setting".) $config->timezone = 'America/New_York';

Hi Roope Always use: $selectorString = $sanitizer->selectorValue($stringWithCommas); Pw sanitizes the selector string e.g. quotes it when there are commas present.