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Translation for globalized dynamic properties

I'm having trouble getting the help text to work on my globalized dynamic properties. On regular properties I use
<pagetypes>
<common>
<property name="myProperty">
<caption>My caption</caption>
<help>My help text</help>
</property>
</common>
</pagetypes>

and I use the same thing for dynamic properties but only caption is working..

When I add language branch on the property name in the translation file, I get the help text to work for that specific language branch.

Example:
My dynamic property is names "MyDynProp" and when I try to translate it, I use
<property name="MyDynProp">
<caption>Caption</caption>
<help>My help text</help>
</property>
and then the help text isn't working. But when I change the name in the translation file to "MyDynPropsv" I get a help-text for the swedish element and no help text for the others. BUT I don't get a caption on it if I use that way.

Is this the correct behavior?

#47607
Feb 03, 2011 15:52

Hi!

I tried to reproduce the problem by looking on how the properties/translations on the public template works but they seem to work both in my CMS 6 and CMS 6 sites. I assume that you are working on a CMS 6 site?

/Linus

#47611
Feb 04, 2011 8:52

Thats correct.

#47617
Feb 04, 2011 11:48
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