Recoverable Fatal Error

[videokid]

Recoverable Fatal Error: Argument 2 passed to LanguageSupportPageNames::getPagePath() must be an instance of Language, boolean given, called in 'baseUrl'\wire\modules\LanguageSupport\LanguageSupportPageNames.module on line 324 and defined (line 183 of 'baseUrl'\wire\modules\LanguageSupport\LanguageSupportPageNames.module) 

I wanted to test out the mulit-lang thingie, not sure if I did something wrong here...

Regards!

[Wanze]

Hi videokid,

Can you also post the code-snippet that is responsible for this error?

Thanks

[videokid]

Hi Wanze,
 
sure, but actually it's not a code-snippet.
I just try to add a child-page to a page, using 'Languages Support - Page Names'.

I have two languages:

- default -> Nederlands [and it seems I can't change default, unless in a hacky way phpMyAdmin]

- en -> English

and although Dutch is default, in the 'new' field for Dutch the URL starts with:

/start/films/

and for English

/movies/

when hitting 'save' then the error occurs.

Thank you in advance.

[Wanze]

- default -> Nederlands [and it seems I can't change default, unless in a hacky way phpMyAdmin]

The name of the default language can't be changed in Pw, but the title.

If you have changed 'default' to something else in phpMyAdmin, then maybe that's causing the error? Try to change the value to 'default' again.

 

and although Dutch is default, in the 'new' field for Dutch the URL starts with:

/start/films/

and for English

/movies/

Check the name fields in your home-page (under the settings tab). I guess that the Dutch name has the value 'start' there.

[videokid]

The name of the default language can't be changed in Pw, but the title.

If you have changed 'default' to something else in phpMyAdmin, then maybe that's causing the error? Try to change the value to 'default' again.

Check the name fields in your home-page (under the settings tab). I guess that the Dutch name has the value 'start' there.

I just did that in my first PW installation, just to see how fast I could mess it up :-D, this installation is pretty standard and has a 'default' language, I did change it to 'Nederlands' and added a new language 'English' with the name 'en'.

Yes, correct 'start' is the Dutch version for 'home', but I've read somewhere on the forum the default language doesn't need a 'prefix', so Dutch is my default language, basicly I was expecting this:

www.domain.com/films/

www.domain.com/en/movies/

Thank you so far for the answers and tips!

[videokid]

OK after writing my previous post I took a different approach...

page id 1 = start I've changed the settings, instead of 'start' & 'home' I've changed it to 'nl' and 'en'.

So, now I have

-Start {8}

   |-> Films {2}

      |-> Camping Cosmos

      |-> Assault on Wall Street

Nederlands

/nl/films/assault-on-wall-street/

English

/en/movies/assault-on-wall-street/

so the basic url structure makes way more sense.

However, every link results in a 404 Page Not Found + adding new content still results in the same error report in my initial post.

Thx for reading this!

[ryan]

I think you might be using some version of ProcessWire older than 2.3.2 (dev), because the line numbers indicated in your error message don't line up with the line numbers in the dev source. I would replace your /wire/ directory with the one from the dev branch (ProcessWire 2.3.2) and try again. I don't recommend using LanguageSupportPageNames from 2.3.0 just because 2.3.2 is so much farther along in that regard. 

[videokid]

Hi Ryan,

I was using 2.3.0 [the stable version]. I did what you suggested, but the error remains:

Recoverable Fatal Error: Argument 2 passed to LanguageSupportPageNames::getPagePath() must be an instance of Language, boolean given, called in ......\wire\modules\LanguageSupport\LanguageSupportPageNames.module on line 504 and defined (line 288 of ......\wire\modules\LanguageSupport\LanguageSupportPageNames.module) 

Regards!

[ryan]

It sounds like something is wiping out the $user->language variable. Do you have any code that is setting $user->language in your site? Are there any other 3rd party modules installed that have to do with multi-language? If not, try replacing your /wire/modules/LanguageSupport/LanguageSupportPageNames.module file with the one attached--please let me know what you find?

LanguageSupportPageNames.module

[videokid]

There are no 3rd party multi-language modules installed [actually pretty basic installation], I do however have a little code snippet in my _init.php file

if ($modules->isInstalled('LanguageSupport'))
	{
		$lang = ($user->language->name == 'default' ? 'nl' : $user->language->name);
	}else{
		$lang = 'nl';
	} 

I've replaced the LanguageSupportPageNames.module with the one provided and the error seems to be gone.

Hence my question somewhere if I could change the name 'default', now it makes more sense to me why it's unchangable...

I wanted to make my life a bit easier on future installations and get rid of the language thingie, if I need a multi-lang website, I just install one [or more] languages and call the '$lang' when needed

Again, thanks for the follow up and the quick response!