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I've noticed that when you are on a page and change the language it is redirected to the base url.
It would be really nice that if im browsing on root/about/ and change the language to galician i wouldnt be redirected to root/gz/ but rather to root/gz/sobre
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This feature can be done with minor modifications. However, I'm currently not figured out which implementation is better when a page does not have the supported language:
Only shows the available language for the page.
Show all language that is supported by the site, but for a page that does not have correspondingly language, clicking the link will redirect to the homepage.
Show all language that is supported by the site, but for a page that does not have correspondingly language, the entry in the language list is disabled (i.e., it's shown but not clickable).
I personally prefer solution 3. Any suggestions are welcome.
Option 3 seems the most usable for any given configuration, but I imagine option 2 would be reasonable also. (perhaps 404 instead of redirect to homepage)
Maybe number 3 but when you click it a custom alert message appears indicating that said page doesnt exist in the language clicked.
Also, if its not a lot of work, what would be best is to make it open so that the programmer can implement the behaviour they feel its best for each/all cases.
I've noticed that when you are on a page and change the language it is redirected to the base url.
It would be really nice that if im browsing on
root/about/
and change the language to galician i wouldnt be redirected toroot/gz/
but rather toroot/gz/sobre
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: