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Dynamically change languages in a Titanium Alloy app (for testing)
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// add this to the Alloy.js file | |
// Set to run in ENV_DEV mode so it's used for testing withou | |
// having to change languages on device etc | |
// NO checks in place so assumes you know what you're doing, have | |
// the relevant strings files and specify the correct one! | |
// should work on Android - not tested yet! | |
if (ENV_DEV) { | |
Alloy.Globals.setLanguage = function(lang) { | |
lang = lang || "en"; | |
var file = Ti.Filesystem.getFile(Ti.Filesystem.resourcesDirectory, lang + '/strings.xml'), | |
doc = Ti.XML.parseString(file.read().toString()), | |
nodes = doc.getElementsByTagName('string'), | |
strings = {}; | |
for (var i = 0; i < nodes.length; i++) { | |
strings[nodes.item(i).getAttribute('name')] = nodes.item(i).text; | |
}; | |
W = L; | |
// redefine L - NOT ideal but necessary to test | |
// languages without affecting existing code | |
L = function(key) { | |
return strings[key]; | |
}; | |
}; | |
Alloy.Globals.setLanguage(); | |
} |
I think the reason it does not work on Android is that you need to use
nodes.item(i).textContent
instead ofnodes.item(i).text
(which is deprecated - and does not work on Android according to the documentation).I had the same issue in my snippet - but it is now working on Android as well: https://github.com/john-dalsgaard/Alloy/blob/master/language.js
@john-dalsgaard Thank You. This helped me in Titanium sdk 7.0.0 (android version)
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I think the reason it does not work on Android is that you need to use
nodes.item(i).textContent
instead ofnodes.item(i).text
(which is deprecated - and does not work on Android according to the documentation).I had the same issue in my snippet - but it is now working on Android as well: https://github.com/john-dalsgaard/Alloy/blob/master/language.js