No support for dash separated locales - en-US, zh-TW, zh-CN etc. about grav-plugin-langswitcher

[rhukster]

I'm not sure how this is possible. It simply grabs the languages as they exist in the languages object:

https://github.com/getgrav/grav-plugin-langswitcher/blob/develop/langswitcher.php#L61

and then just loops over them:

https://github.com/getgrav/grav-plugin-langswitcher/blob/develop/templates/partials/langswitcher.html.twig#L4-L16

Can you add a {{ dump(langobj) }} in line 3 of langswitcher.html.twig? You will need to turn on the debugger and the result should show up in the first 'messages' tab.

@rhukster thanks for quick reply - appreciate it!
Here is log (pastebin):

http://pastebin.com/kqGKE8Bn

It looks like it's there but for some reason he doesn't display it on front-end.
Its not just Chinese, my en-us which is default locale doesn't show up as well. I tried to wrap it in quotes "" and see whether it solves the problem but no difference. This is how it looks like currently in navigation on front-end - missing en-us and zh-tw - only Korean (ko) and Simplified Chinese (zh) are visible:

[rhukster]

what does your supported_languages array look like in system.yaml ?

@rhukster first 17 lines of my user/config/system.yaml:

absolute_urls: false
param_sep: ':'
wrapped_site: false
reverse_proxy_setup: false
languages:
  supported:
    - en-us
    - ko
    - zh
    - zh-tw
  include_default_lang: false
  translations: true
  translations_fallback: true
  session_store_active: true
  http_accept_language: true
  override_locale: true

[rhukster]

Yah i don't think Grav likes it when you mix types (ie xx and xx-xx). What happens if you remove ko and zh temporarily ?

If I remove ko & zh, none of the languages will show up in navigation. When I inspect element, its just empty <ul class="langswitcher"> </ul>.

I changed the format and made them standing in one array like this - supported: [en-us, ko, zh, zh-tw] but no difference. Still those two are missing. This for sure has something to do with formatting. From Ruby I remember it should solve this problem if you wrap them in quotes (e.g. supported: ["en-us", ko, zh, "zh-tw"] but this doesn't help in this case as well :(

[rhukster]

Actually.... i think i know the problem, it's a limitation of Grav\Common\Languages\LanguageCodes::getNames() This method only knows how to lookup xx style language codes. This would have to be improved to support xx-xx styles too.

https://github.com/getgrav/grav/blob/develop/system/src/Grav/Common/Language/LanguageCodes.php

Would you mind opening up an issue here: https://github.com/getgrav/grav/issues for this specifically?