With a template which includes an included page and passing (manually) the newpage name as a parameter, you can create a magic-language-navigation.
to be rewritten in good English, please
include:languages
[[=]]
[[[de:{$pagename}|Deutsch]]], [[[en:{$pagename}|English]]], [[[es:{$pagename}|Español]]], [[[fr:{$pagename}|Français]]], [[[pl:{$pagename}|Polish]]]
[[/=]]
The result can be seen above.
The $pagename parameter will be passed with the include command…
template:languages
[[include include:languages pagename=NewPageNameHerePlease]]
----
This template should be the new default template.
module NewPage
[[module NewPage category="fr" template="template:languages" size="15" button="créer une page"]]
post editing of existing pages?
This include sentence can be inserted even after the creation of the newpage.
tags
module TagCLoud must specify xy: language category and the landing xy:page-tags (instead of system:page-tags)
xy:tagcloud pages use the same principle
new languages ?
Only the include:languages page has to be changed with the new language, … unused languages might be removed if you don't find Wiki translators.
attention please
- pagenames MUST be the same whatever the language of the actual page
- en: pages MUST follow the same rules (i.d. belong to a language category)
credits
I found this trick after having seen http://siliconcity.wikidot.com/template:herocharacter
