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Multilanguage support? - El Forum - 06-02-2011
[eluser]web-johnny[/eluser]
[quote author="Y0shi" date="1307002731"]Thanks a lot
Well this all helped me a lot... the last prob are my SEO routes...I allow my clients to set their routes manually. For example article/showarticle/1 gets lorem-ipsum-is-great as SEO route. So that means surfing to domain.tld/lorem-ipsum-is-great will bring the article with id = 1 up.
The same goes for forms (e.g. domain.tld/contact) and other stuff. I need a method to make sure, that only the routes which are in the current language enviroment (de, en etc.) are loaded. Currently I load my routes dynamicly via a hook. But neither in the hook nor in the config files a constant will be echoed correctly... because it isn't set of course.
So what can I do?
I also got this in my routes:
// General Language Rerouting
$route['(\w{2})/(.*)'] = '$2';
$route['(\w{2})'] = $route['default_controller'];
which is from the URI library. I think this will override anything if im trying to include the language abbreviation in my dynamically set routes. For example route['lorem-ipsum-is-great'] would then be route['en/lorem-ipsum-is-great'] and in German route['de/lorem-ipsum-ist-superklasse']...
Any thoughts?
Best regards
[/quote] I don't know to answer to your question. I actually store the url_title on the database and then have the function with the url-title for example Code:
function welcome($url_title)
{
$this->db->where('url_title',$url_title);
.....
}