(01-07-2021, 03:29 AM)demyr Wrote: Hi all,

I would like to ask your suggestions about an issue on which I am working:

Imagine a website which has been prepared in a few languages, such as english (en), German (de), Italian (it) etc.

By the way, English is the main/base one.

If I set up the base url for the domain like mywebsite.com, there is no problem to switch to other languages such as : mywebsite.com/de or mywebsite.com/it. Because the site works for English as the base : mywebsite.com/about-us, mywebsite.com/blog-detail etc.

But if I set up the base url for /en , then how can I route for the other languages?
Because my pages are like these:

Code:

$routes->get('en', 'SiteEn::index_en');
$routes->get('en/products', 'SiteEn::product_categories_en');
$routes->get('en/product-detail/(:segment)', 'SiteEn::product_detail_en/$1');
$routes->get('en/contact', 'SiteEn::contact_en');;

$routes->get('en/(:segment)', 'SiteEn::other_pages_en');

//For Other Languages

???

As I don't know which language can the site owner sets in admin panel, I cannot fix it like :

PHP Code:

$routes->get('it/prodotti', 'SiteIt::categori_dei_prodotti_it'); 


On the contrary it must be aranged automaticaly: (What I want and need):

PHP Code:

$routes->get('-any-language-/-any-segment-', 'SiteOtherLangs::products_other_lang'); 


As I said if I set the base url for "/en" ,  it works like: mywebsite.com/en/it, not like mywebsite.com/it

What would you suggest for this kind of problem and how do you handle this kind of problem?

Regards

(01-07-2021, 01:18 PM)demyr Wrote: @nicojmb Thanks for the suggestion but I believe it is not the thing I need. Because in documentation, for routes, it says

PHP Code:

$routes->get('{locale}/books', 'App\Books::index'); 


I can understand the "{locale}" part, but it is not "books" in each language. It is different.

books for english pages, it is "libri" for italian or "kitaplar" for Turkish or "bucher" for German. ??