Javascript functions
The JS library exposes functions that you can use anywhere in your code. (just make sure the library is already loaded when calling one of these functions)
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String: the ISO 639-1 2-letter code of the current language on the page
code(String): the ISO 639-1 2-letter code of a language supported by Weglot
String: the local name of the language, as defined by ISO 639-1
For example, calling Weglot.getLanguageName("es") returns "Español"
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code(String): the ISO 639-1 2-letter code of the best available language
This function checks the visitors preferred languages, and finds the best match among the languages you support on Weglot. It's the function used internally when you use the autoSwitch function
term(String): Any term written in the current language of the page.
callback(Function): A function that will be called whenever the search term in the original language is available. Takes one String argument
true if there is a search to be made (the current language of the page differs from the original language)
false if there is no search to be made. In this case the callback is called immediately with the original term
code(String): the ISO 639-1 2-letter code of a language you're supporting on your website
code is either originalLanguage or one of the destinationLanguages
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You can subscribe your own code to Weglot-specific events. When these events occur, the callback function you have defined will be called.
This is called right after a language has changed on the page
Weglot.on("languageChanged", callbackFunction)
The callback function will be called with two optional arguments:
newLanguage (String): the 2-letter code of the language the page changed to
previousLanguage (String): the 2-letter code of the previous language of the page
Example:
Weglot.on("languageChanged", function(newLang, prevLang) {console.log("The language on the page just changed to (code): " + newLang)console.log("The full name of the language is: " + Weglot.getLanguageName(newLang))})
This is called right after the call to Weglot.initialize(options) has been successful, but before the switchers are created and the page is translated
Weglot.on("initialized", callbackFunction)
The callback function will be called with no argument.
If you register your callback after Weglot has been initialized, this will have no effect.
To check whether Weglot is already initialized or not, you can read the boolean Weglot.initialized
This is called right after the switchers have been created.
Weglot.on("switchersReady", callbackFunction)
The callback function will be called with one optional argument: initialLanguage
Example:
Weglot.on("switchersReady", function(initialLanguage) {console.log("the switchers are ready, I can tweak them")})
With Weglot.off, you can unsubscribe the events you subscribed to with Weglot.on
eventName(String): mandatory field, the name of the event you want to unsubscribe from
callbackFunction(Function): optional field, if you'd like to target a specific function
true if one or more events have been unregistered
false otherwise
Called to initialize Weglot. See Initialization code
