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Multilingual Patterns in MODX Evo 1.0.15

A historical multilingual note for older MODX Evolution projects that needed a practical way to add another language and choose a default language flow.

Multilingual questions did not start with modern versions of Evolution CMS. Older MODX Evo projects also needed a practical way to add a second language and define which one should be treated as the default.

The real question behind “how do I add another language?”

  • which context or routing strategy represents the language
  • which language should be canonical by default
  • how editors manage parallel content
  • which extra or pattern is stable enough for the project’s age

For older Evo versions, the lesson is usually not to chase an exact clone of newer tools, but to choose a multilingual pattern that matches the project size, editor workflow, and routing constraints.

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Adding reCAPTCHA v2 Checkbox Protection to JotX

How to add Google reCAPTCHA v2 checkbox protection to JotX comment forms in Evolution CMS.

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Sorting eFilter and DocLister Items by Values from Another Table

An advanced extras note on ordering filtered DocLister results by ranking data stored in a separate table instead of the main resource table.