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Call to protected method CodeIgniter\Language\Language::load() from scope CodeIgniter - 4usol - 02-08-2025
Hi,
to load translation-files and create some dynamic content, i add the language service to the _construct of my own library.
Code:
"function __construct(){ ... $this->lang = service('language');" ... }"Now i want to load a language file by calling my lib inside a view-file in this way
Code:
"$ci->mytools->lang->load(filepath', $ci->mytools->request->getLocale(),true)"The result is the error message: "Call to protected method CodeIgniter\Language\Language::load() from scope CodeIgniter\View\View"
What i do wrong - how i cann load a language file on each point i want?
RE: Call to protected method CodeIgniter\Language\Language::load() from scope CodeIgniter - ozornick - 02-09-2025
No way, this is a system method. You can replace service('language') in Config/Services.php and add the desired methods.
https://github.com/codeigniter4/CodeIgniter4/blob/c430f347200ec3a505cb48233f577edef5a1de5c/system/Language/Language.php#L237
RE: Call to protected method CodeIgniter\Language\Language::load() from scope CodeIgniter - InsiteFX - 02-09-2025
Where are you getting the $ci from this looks like CodeIgniter 3 code.
RE: Call to protected method CodeIgniter\Language\Language::load() from scope CodeIgniter - 4usol - 02-09-2025
is there no way to load a translation file in a view?
RE: Call to protected method CodeIgniter\Language\Language::load() from scope CodeIgniter - JustJohnQ - 02-10-2025
Do you want to load the whole file to be used in a view or are you looking to use language specific strings in your view?
The most obvious way to use a language string is something like this:
PHP Code:
<?= lang('General.Actions') ?>Where there is an existing file in the Language/en folder with the name 'General.php'.
Content would be:
PHP Code:
<?php
return [
'Actions' => 'Actions',
];