Hi Marcan,
Woah that was fast :)

Thanks alot, i'll download it and check it out in a moment.
Just one more thing I forgot to mention:
Admin->General Preferances->Module-wide Cache also shows all the languages.
Anyway, this is very little problem, since it is in the admin, but i decided to just throw it out here

10x Again
Emo

Hi Guys,

I'm having the same problem. What I did was to add a new block with a multi-language title and simple multi-lang HTML content. The result is that only the Block title gets translated, and the content shows all the three languages. XOOPS is 2.0.6 and ML is 1.2
I tried moving to the default theme, but it didn't help.
I also reinstaled the multilanguage hack with no success.

As far as I remember, The ML-1.2 changelog stated that blocks work OK - both title and content

Any ideas/workarounds?
the site i'm experimenting on is here

10x in advance

Emo

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OK, as Murphy always seems on top, I found the answer just after I posted the message
SORRY

Now, since that has costed me Quite some time to figure out I decided to post it

Do WHATEVER you want with your block title/content, add as many language tags as you want in both places, just FOR GOD'S SAKE, DONT'T USE "HTML" as Content Type.
Use "Auto Format" <- one of the two.

Not invoking the textSanitizer in "HTML" content may be a feature, but I'd consider it a big.

Hope I've helped
Emo