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Ticket: Switch Language via URL prefix
| Status | Resolved |
| Add-on / Version | Publisher 1.1.4 |
| Severity | Trivial |
| EE Version | 2.7.2 |
Christian Maloney
Jan 22, 2014I thought this was working for me at one point. But can the language be switched by simply typing in a different url prefix? Currently, if we are on english (us) and switch to french (fr) with just the url prefix sometimes we get a page that is half english and half french, but clicking on any links sends us back to english. I added a page that does this to the site url, if you want to check it out. French is enabled, but hidden from the switcher since we haven’t launched it yet.
Brian Litzinger
This works in the latest unreleased build. Have I sent you a build in the last week or so? Sorry, I forget who I’ve sent it to.
Christian Maloney
Nope
Christian Maloney
We do you think you will release the next build officially?
BoldMinded (Brian)
New build sent via email.
Christian Maloney
Just upgraded to 1.3.3 and this issue is back. Also, the force url prefix setting doesn’t seem to be working either.
BoldMinded (Brian)
Not sure how that could be the case. I just tested the force prefix with another user yesterday and it worked fine. Have you cleared your cookies? Have you tried it with a different browser? What is your default language and what are the other languages? What does your settings page look like? e.g. are you detecting the language from your browser? If so, what is the browser’s language set to? Can you do more debugging on your side before I look into this further because it hasn’t been an issue for awhile and no one else has reported it. Try recreating it in a fresh EE install with only Publisher installed.
Christian Maloney
I’ll look into it… Thanks for the quick response as always.
Christian Maloney
Must have been a corrupted file or something. I got it working. Thanks!