Show Oxygen Element by current language with WPML

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Post summary: When you use WPML with Oxygen Builder and use 1 template for all languages, then you propably want to display/hide elements conditionally. And of course you can. Use the WPML’s filter wpml_current_language to get current language code. Then use the if function to return value you want. I am returning the language code and then…

When you use WPML with Oxygen Builder and use 1 template for all languages, then you propably want to display/hide elements conditionally. And of course you can. Use the WPML’s filter wpml_current_language to get current language code. Then use the if function to return value you want.

I am returning the language code and then using it in Oxygen builder.

function toolwiki_get_lang() {
$current_language_code = apply_filters( 'wpml_current_language', NULL );
if ($current_language_code == 'cs') {
	return 'cs';
} elseif ($current_language_code == 'en') {
	return 'en';
} elseif ($current_language_code == 'de') {
	return 'de';
} 
}

You can also use this function inside code block, for example to display custom fluent form based on current language:

function hrr_get_lang() {
$current_language_code = apply_filters( 'wpml_current_language', NULL );
if ($current_language_code == 'cs') { 
	echo do_shortcode('[fluentform id="5"]');
} 
if ($current_language_code == 'en') {
	echo do_shortcode('[fluentform id="9"]');
} 
if ($current_language_code == 'de') {
	echo do_shortcode('[fluentform id="10"]');
} 
}
echo hrr_get_lang(); ?>

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