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=== Map and Ajax === <!--T:61-->
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<translate><!--T:62--> Where we display text within our Javascript code it should now be language-specific. However we have already seen how to do this by passing our language strings to the Javascript code using the function <tt>JText::script</tt>, as we saw in our code for [[S:MyLanguage/J3.2:Developing_an_MVC_Component/Adding_verifications#admin/views/helloworld/submitbutton.js|submitbutton.js]] and [[S:MyLanguage/J3.2:Developing_an_MVC_Component/Adding_verifications#admin/views/helloworld/view.html.php|the admin helloworld view]] in the tutorial step [[S:MyLanguage/J3.x:Developing an MVC Component/Adding verifications|Adding verifications]]. So we'll not add anything more here.</translate> 

<translate><!--T:63--> In our route helper function to get the Ajax URL we're not now going to be able to just simply look for a menuitem with a specific alias. Instead we'll have to consider the language, and select the menuitem item with alias "message", "salutation" or "mensaje", depending upon the language.</translate> 

<translate><!--T:64--> There are various ways to solve this, but the one we'll adopt is that we'll find the language we're working in (ie associated with the current menuitem we're on), and then look for another menuitem which has the note field set to "Ajax" and the same language.</translate>

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