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This extension seems super cool and does exactly what I'm looking for but I don't seem to understand how to get it to work how I need.
I think it's a cookie problem.
Firstly I have a resource with 2 alias' one for English and 1 for Spanish.
This is the page and url
this is the cookie
I then click Spanish
I would expect it to show the alias as Spanish?
cookie
I then go to /spanish
cookie still spanish
I then click to change language but the cookie doesn't change and im still greeted with spanish page.
cookie
Ideally, I would just want the page to go to the alias that I have set in the resource for that particular language. If I am on page /english and then switch to the spanish language i want to be shown /spanish in the url bar and vise versa.
Is this possible? I really want to use this plugin and to avoid /en/ for English if possible.
I also dont want the ?lang=x after, which is why I would use different alias'
Is there something that can be done in the htaccess? Similar to how friendly urls work?
@4ntz I gave up on the extension in the end and swapped over to Babel which was much more advanced but once set up is really a dream. Obviously they are for different use cases but for me, in the end, Babel was perfect.
This extension seems super cool and does exactly what I'm looking for but I don't seem to understand how to get it to work how I need.
I think it's a cookie problem.
This is the page and url
this is the cookie
I would expect it to show the alias as Spanish?
cookie
cookie still spanish
cookie
Ideally, I would just want the page to go to the alias that I have set in the resource for that particular language. If I am on page /english and then switch to the spanish language i want to be shown /spanish in the url bar and vise versa.
Is this possible? I really want to use this plugin and to avoid /en/ for English if possible.
I also dont want the ?lang=x after, which is why I would use different alias'
Is there something that can be done in the htaccess? Similar to how friendly urls work?
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