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[split] Multi-language support (Project Update 2019.01.04) - primadonna - 04-01-2019 Will CI 4 support multiple languages via url out of the box? Something like: Code: exmaple.com/en-US/controler or: Code: exmaple.com/en/controler RE: [split] Multi-language support (Project Update 2019.01.04) - ciadmin - 04-01-2019 Already there. https://codeigniter4.github.io/CodeIgniter4/outgoing/localization.html#in-routes RE: [split] Multi-language support (Project Update 2019.01.04) - quasiperfect - 05-16-2019 hi what about Code: exmaple.com/en/books/ ? RE: [split] Multi-language support (Project Update 2019.01.04) - ciadmin - 05-16-2019 (05-16-2019, 04:07 AM)quasiperfect Wrote: hi The post just above yours mentions the localization in routes, which has the example "http://example.com/fr/books". Doesn't this already answer your question? What isn't clear? RE: [split] Multi-language support (Project Update 2019.01.04) - primadonna - 05-20-2019 Probably not, because what he is talking about is that in English it's 'books' but in Italian its 'libri' - here both pointing to the same thing. RE: [split] Multi-language support (Project Update 2019.01.04) - ciadmin - 05-20-2019 ahhh - I didn't catch that, thanks. @quasiperfect You could setup routing rules to achieve that, sort of, mapping "books" and "libri" to the same handler regardless of language, but if that is to happen on a language basis, you might have to set up routing groups, one per language. |