I want to change my page URL name with backoffice because my page name is not equels it URL.
For example, my page name on Spanish (or other languages), but i want that my url be on english.
"Hola page" = mysitename/welcome"
How can i do this?
Upd:
So i have found a half of solution - add a host name to the page with "Culture and hostnames menu" and it works, but have a few weakness: i must set a direct hostname like "mysitedomain/welcome" and cant just set "~/welcome".
As Alex suggests above, you can use "umbracoUrlName" if you want to replace the original auto-generated one with what you put in this field, but you can also use "umbracoUrlAlias" if you want to keep your original URL and just create a second additional one pointing to the same node.
How to change a page URL name manually?
Hello.
I want to change my page URL name with backoffice because my page name is not equels it URL.
For example, my page name on Spanish (or other languages), but i want that my url be on english. "Hola page" = mysitename/welcome"
How can i do this?
Upd: So i have found a half of solution - add a host name to the page with "Culture and hostnames menu" and it works, but have a few weakness: i must set a direct hostname like "mysitedomain/welcome" and cant just set "~/welcome".
Hi Dmitriy
Look please here:
https://our.umbraco.org/Documentation/Reference/Routing/routing-properties
It looks like "umbracoUrlName" is what you need, am I right?
/Alex
Yes, Alex it helped me. Thanks.
But, in fact, I wanted to just transliterate not-englist page names to english URLs.
And i found a solution: edit umbraco configs and set transliteration rules.
I hope it help people with same problem:
config\umbracoSettings.config
If you don't see chars into the org-attribute, just use source of webpage.
Dmitriy
Hi Dmitriy
Thanks for sharing info with the community how did you achieve this. Have a great day!
Alex
Hi Dmitriy,
As Alex suggests above, you can use "umbracoUrlName" if you want to replace the original auto-generated one with what you put in this field, but you can also use "umbracoUrlAlias" if you want to keep your original URL and just create a second additional one pointing to the same node.
Hopefully, that makes sense!
Good luck!
Craig
Thank you, Craig. It helps =)
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