Installing new 6.1.0 beta 2 website, what about multi-language
Hello,
I'm installing a new 6.1.0 beta 2 website full MVC, that will have french and english languages at first but then maybe more. What's the reccomended way of doing this now, I think recent updates gave us more features? Basically I will want a structure like this (for content):
- MyNewSite - FR - A section - A page - Another page - A page right under the language root - EN - A section - A page - Another page - A page right under the language root
I will also need localized urls, so this is why I think I need such a content structure. I will need document to be able to relate to mirror documents in other languages so hat users can jump from one to another quickly. And I guess the "cherry on top" would be to have this be very easy / streamlined from the back office so that my non-technical users will be able to handle it.
I have no idea if version 6 gives any more features but there are quite a few articles on the forums on how to configure multiple sites under the same instance so that you can do multi lingual or just have core functions for lots of different sites.
Using the hostnames feature within your content nodes and wiring up IIS to use host headers is the way i'm doing it in version 4.11.8 (core functions for lots of different sites)...
Installing new 6.1.0 beta 2 website, what about multi-language
Hello,
I'm installing a new 6.1.0 beta 2 website full MVC, that will have french and english languages at first but then maybe more. What's the reccomended way of doing this now, I think recent updates gave us more features? Basically I will want a structure like this (for content):
- MyNewSite
- FR
- A section
- A page
- Another page
- A page right under the language root
- EN
- A section
- A page
- Another page
- A page right under the language root
I will also need localized urls, so this is why I think I need such a content structure. I will need document to be able to relate to mirror documents in other languages so hat users can jump from one to another quickly. And I guess the "cherry on top" would be to have this be very easy / streamlined from the back office so that my non-technical users will be able to handle it.
Anyone have stories about this?
Thanks!
Hi Sebastien,
I have no idea if version 6 gives any more features but there are quite a few articles on the forums on how to configure multiple sites under the same instance so that you can do multi lingual or just have core functions for lots of different sites.
Using the hostnames feature within your content nodes and wiring up IIS to use host headers is the way i'm doing it in version 4.11.8 (core functions for lots of different sites)...
Mark.
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