IF the flag is appropriate then it can be but often it is not. A param
would be a good idea
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actually i made the PR that putted the flags there.
IMHO, from a usability point they are very useful.So my suggestion is maybe add a param in com_languages options to display
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ok so let put on the task list. add a com_languages param for that
Question does the represented flag comes from the option already set in the language content?
If so then I think there is no need for an extra switch, although maybe an option none
should be added to the language content respective field.
If not then, I guess, it should
The ability to not display the flag anywhere would be great. As I said I
can turn it off from the frontend in the module. Just not in the backend.
Dont really care how its done I just dont want to use a flag
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If so then I think therein no need for an extra switch, although maybe an
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@brianteeman I totally agree with you, all I am saying is instead of creating a gazillion params is better to control this in the respective area: content language. It's more simplified I think
as I said I dont care where ;)
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actually i made the PR that putted the flags there.
IMHO, from a usability point they are very useful.
So my suggestion is maybe add a param in com_languages options to display them or not in the backend.