Hi Stephen, thank you for the synthax.

I still cannot have to do what I need; it seems that the frontend language won't be detected by the following:

$mainframe =& JFactory::getApplication();

$template =& $mainframe->getTemplate();



if ($template == "electric_standard_jan2011" and $language_code == "fr") return 786;

if ($template == "electric_standard_jan2011" and $language_code == "en") return 787;

MetaMod debug info:
Module ID: 696
$option: com_content
$view: frontpage
$id:
$Itemid: 1
$timezone: Etc/GMT+0
$language: en-us
$language_code: en
$language_region: us
Including modules: 787

I always get this DEBUG INFO no matter what language is used on the front end with the joomfish module (flag selection).

It always return 787 with is "en". When selecting "fr" which is suppose to be default, I can never get 786 to be included.

Cheers.

Note: Language determination in System - jfrouter is set to "yes" or "no" doesn't have any effect. It is currently set to "NO"

Note 2: I am using AWS Cloudfront.

Can you paste the exact code you are using in the MetaMod? It's probably a missing bracket or something simple like that.

Cheers,
Stephen

Ok, it's weird that that is giving you an error. Are you 100% sure that this is the PHP code at fault?

One remote possibility is that "=&" in the 1st 2 lines. You could try removing the "&". Apart from that you could just retype those 1st lines in case some stray character has crept in via a copy/paste.

Stephen

ok, the error you are getting relates to the PHP in the box in one of the MetaMod modules. It says that in the 4th line there's an "if" statement that looks out of place. This is often due to mismatched brackets etc.

So I was asking you to paste in the code from the MetaMod that produced that particular error. It shouldn't be too hard to find that module (hopefully) based on what page it's on, and what position it's in. If the code above was indeed the one producing the error, I can't make out what was causing the error as the code looks fine. Hence my advice above.

As to the original error:
make sure the "$language handling" selector is set to "front-end language" in MetaMod. That should then match the language that JoomFish sets the page to.

Cheers,
Stephen