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Feature: #107961 - Search translated pages in page tree
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=======================================================
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See :issue:`107961`
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Description
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===========
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The page tree filter has been extended with the ability to search for pages
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through their translated content. This enhancement makes it significantly easier
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to find pages in multilingual TYPO3 installations, particularly when editors
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work primarily with translated content.
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The page tree filter now supports two translation search methods:
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1. **Search by translated page title**: When a search phrase matches a translated page
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title or nav_title, the corresponding default language page will be found and
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displayed in the page tree.
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2. **Search by translation UID**: When searching for a numeric page UID that belongs
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to a translated page, the parent default language page will be found and displayed.
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Both search methods work seamlessly alongside the existing search capabilities
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(searching by page title, nav_title, or default language UID).
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Configuration
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Translation search is enabled by default and can be controlled in two ways:
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User TSconfig
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Administrators can control the availability of translation search via User TSconfig:
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.. code-block:: typoscript
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# Disable searching in translated pages for specific users/groups
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options.pageTree.searchInTranslatedPages = 0
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User Preference
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---------------
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Individual backend users can toggle this setting using the page tree toolbar menu.
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The preference is stored in the backend user's configuration, allowing each user
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to customize their search behavior.
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Visual Feedback
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When a page is found through a translation match, a colored label is automatically
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added to provide clear visual feedback:
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**Single translation match**
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Displays "Found in translation: [Language Name]"
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Example: When searching for "Produkte", a page found via its German translation
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shows "Found in translation: German"
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**Multiple translation matches**
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Displays "Found in multiple translations"
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Example: When searching for "Home", a page with matching French and German
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translations shows "Found in multiple translations"
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**Direct matches**
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Pages matching the search phrase directly (L=0) show "Search result"
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Example: When searching for "Products", the English page titled "Products"
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shows "Search result"
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**Combined matches**
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When a page matches both directly and through a translation, both labels
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are displayed.
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Example: Searching for "Home" finds a page titled "Home" with a German
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translation "Startseite Home" - the page shows both labels.
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.. note::
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Search term highlighting works only for direct matches. For performance
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reasons, it is activated only if the search yields fewer than 100 results,
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and it requires the user to enter at least two characters or a number.
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Flexibility for developers
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==========================
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Developers can still use the PSR-14 event
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:php:`\TYPO3\CMS\Backend\Controller\Event\AfterPageTreeItemsPreparedEvent`
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to add custom labels or modify the prepared tree items before they are rendered.
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Impact
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======
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Editors working in multilingual TYPO3 installations can now efficiently search
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for pages using translated titles or translation UIDs. The visual labels provide
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immediate feedback about how search results were matched, improving the user
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experience when navigating complex page trees.
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The feature respects user permissions (language restrictions from user groups)
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and workspace context, ensuring that only accessible translations are searched.
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.. index:: Backend, ext:backend
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