I am translating my website in to Japanese and I opted to creating a copy of the content tree for each language.
So I copied my homepage to the Content node (with Relate copied items to original checked) and now I have to copies of the site under the Content node.
The main homepage has a url of /
and the Japanese version has a url of /ja-jp/
When I try and navigate to localhost/ja-jp/ I get a 404.
Hi. I have already seen this before. There seems to be a bug with nice urls of additional top-level nodes. Try the url localhost/ja-jp (without the trailing slash).
It also seems to work all right in the 'umbracoHideTopLevelNodeFromPath=false' mode (can be set in web.config/appSettings). However in this case your home page url (if you get it with niceUrl(...)) will look like "http://bla-bla-bla.com/en-us/".
Multilingual site - New tree
Hi,
I am translating my website in to Japanese and I opted to creating a copy of the content tree for each language.
So I copied my homepage to the Content node (with Relate copied items to original checked) and now I have to copies of the site under the Content node.
The main homepage has a url of /
and the Japanese version has a url of /ja-jp/
When I try and navigate to localhost/ja-jp/ I get a 404.
Am I going about this wrong?
Thank you!
Hi. I have already seen this before. There seems to be a bug with nice urls of additional top-level nodes. Try the url localhost/ja-jp (without the trailing slash).
And if you try localhost/ja-jp.aspx ?
It worked without the trailing slash...
Bug.
Thank you!
It also seems to work all right in the 'umbracoHideTopLevelNodeFromPath=false' mode (can be set in web.config/appSettings). However in this case your home page url (if you get it with niceUrl(...)) will look like "http://bla-bla-bla.com/en-us/".
Thank you Rodion!
Makes sense when you think about it :)
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