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Andreas Kaiser	Thursday 07 February 2008 7:47:38 am Hi, I'm building a multilanguage site with ez publish 4l (esl-ES & eng-GB) using host (2 subdomains, http://es.cellerix.atela.biz / http://en.cellerix.atela.biz ) - non translated objects aren't displayed. The problem is following: Some nodes display correctly in spanish site, but in english site I get a module not found error. (http://en.cellerix.atela.biz/index.php/About-us - and follow the links) Every time I create a node in english under this folder I get the same behavior. The error is related with the url_alias (the link in the url is a mix between spanish / english node names) When I add a extra language at site.ini.append.php: [RegionalSettings] SiteLanguageList[] SiteLanguageList[]=esl-ES SiteLanguageList[]=eng-GB the error doesn't appears. I'm really lost... eZ Partner in Madrid (Spain) Web: http://www.atela.net/
Veikko Perttula	Sunday 09 March 2008 4:41:17 am I'm having a bit similar problem with a multilanguage site. This must be trivial, but as a newcomer I have spent hours to find out. To put it simply: How do you make this: http://ez.no/fr/customers menu: ez.no/fr / clients http://ez.no/de/customers menu: ez.no/de / kunden If I change the name of the content, the url changes respectively, and I get the same error "Module not found" if I try to switch between languages.
Andreas Kaiser	Monday 10 March 2008 3:09:00 am If I'm not wrong you mean that you want to use the same name for the URL alias: "customers" and use a different name in the menu: "clients" / "kunden" Never tried it, but a option is to edit the classes and add a specific attribute for the URL alias (non-translable) and configure the "URL alias name pattern" attribute with this new attribute. The menu template will create the menu with the content object names: "clients" & "kunden", but the URL alias will be generated with "URL alias name pattern". eZ Partner in Madrid (Spain) Web: http://www.atela.net/

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Andreas Kaiser

Thursday 07 February 2008 7:47:38 am

Hi,

I'm building a multilanguage site with ez publish 4l (esl-ES & eng-GB) using host (2 subdomains, http://es.cellerix.atela.biz / http://en.cellerix.atela.biz ) - non translated objects aren't displayed.

The problem is following:

Some nodes display correctly in spanish site, but in english site I get a module not found error. (http://en.cellerix.atela.biz/index.php/About-us - and follow the links) Every time I create a node in english under this folder I get the same behavior.

The error is related with the url_alias (the link in the url is a mix between spanish / english node names)

When I add a extra language at site.ini.append.php:

[RegionalSettings]
SiteLanguageList[]
SiteLanguageList[]=esl-ES
SiteLanguageList[]=eng-GB

the error doesn't appears.

I'm really lost...

eZ Partner in Madrid (Spain)
Web: http://www.atela.net/

Veikko Perttula

Sunday 09 March 2008 4:41:17 am

I'm having a bit similar problem with a multilanguage site. This must be trivial, but as a newcomer I have spent hours to find out. To put it simply: How do you make this:

http://ez.no/fr/customers
menu: ez.no/fr / clients

http://ez.no/de/customers
menu: ez.no/de / kunden

If I change the name of the content, the url changes respectively, and I get the same error "Module not found" if I try to switch between languages.

Andreas Kaiser

Monday 10 March 2008 3:09:00 am

If I'm not wrong you mean that you want to use the same name for the URL alias: "customers" and use a different name in the menu: "clients" / "kunden"

Never tried it, but a option is to edit the classes and add a specific attribute for the URL alias (non-translable) and configure the "URL alias name pattern" attribute with this new attribute.

The menu template will create the menu with the content object names: "clients" & "kunden", but the URL alias will be generated with "URL alias name pattern".

eZ Partner in Madrid (Spain)
Web: http://www.atela.net/