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I'm using Publisher for translations and also use the URL translation. Now I want to show a menu item "active" based on the URL. But when I get {segment_1} it will return the translated template. So the make an if else statement for showing a active class, I need a lot of OR function to check all different languages. That's not how it should work!

So I wont to know, can I get the default untranslated template name? I thought of something like:

{publisher:segment_1}

But this echo's nothing at all..

Is it possible what I want? And how to?

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I think you emailed me about this, and it might be a bug when that variable is inside of a snippet as it appears to work when its in a template file directly.

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  • True, same person ;) Used it in a template and now it works fine!
    – Timo002
    Feb 26, 2014 at 16:33
  • Brian also send me a pre release of Publisher where the issue is fixed and this {publisher:segment_1} tag can also be used in snippets! Great support!
    – Timo002
    Feb 28, 2014 at 6:35

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