Hi!

There's no need of 2 iCagenda (not possible), but you can use a third party extension for translation.

Currently, i've just have finished 2 weeks ago the content elements for the extension Falang.
(and after some successful testing, i will add it soon available for download.)

Files in a zip to unzip, attached to this message.

Too, you can try the extension JDiction (really good!)
xml file for iCagenda is not ready, but i'm working on it!

So, if you want to use JDiction for translation on your website, keep me informed

Best Regards,
Lyr!C

radish1981 ha scritto: Thank you very much! I don't need something to translate (I do that myself), but I need to display the text describing the events in two languages, French on the French version of the site, English on the English. But I can only have iCagenda once in "components" and that's why I can't run the two versions of the events. If I've understood properly, it isn't possible to run two calendars at one time like this?

Oui!

This what i meant!
Falang and JDiction are tools to help you to translate content but don't do translation for you.
They are just tools to add a front-end auto changing depending of language, and depending of your translations done or not.

I've forgotten to attached Falang xml files.
So do i!

So i recommend you to test Falang (based on Joomfish, but free version with a copyright on frontend) or JDiction (new and really good! Just take attention to follow the documentation to set it. For new iCagenda website i'm working on, i will use jDiction)

The link on the JED :

Falang: extensions.joomla.org/extensions/languag...ingual-content/18210

jDiction: extensions.joomla.org/extensions/languag...ingual-content/21014

And for jDiction, if you test it and love it (me i do!) i will do soon the file needed to translate category and events directly in iCagenda, to be used with jDiction.