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Hello,
I'm actually testing Ionize to build a website. Nice work and good ideas in your CMS, but I hope you will write more doc as soon as possible. ![]()
So, I'm using Ionize 0.9.5 rev.7.
The <ion:base_url lang="true" /> tag that doesn't return the lang when the default language is used.
If my default language is "fr", when I visit the page http://mywebsite.com/fr/mypage the tag displays http://mywebsite.com (Expected : http://mywebsite.com/fr/). No problem with alternative languages.
Last edited by Ishiro (2010-10-29 18:14:09)
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Normally, this tag returns the base URL with the lang code, except for the homepage, wich is normal.
Is your problem coming from an internal page ?
Do you have 2 languages defined and available on the website ?
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Yes, I have 2 languages defined and available, the default language is "fr".
- When I visit http://mydomain.com/mywebsite/en/contact, the tag returns http://mydomain.com/mywebsite/en/
- When I visit http://mydomain.com/mywebsite/fr/contact, the tag returns http://mydomain.com/mywebsite/
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If you have the 2 languages online, remove the lang=true attribute.
Anyway, I will check!
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Yep, thanks !
Actually I use this code that works well :
<ion:base_url /><ion:current_lang />/Offline
Hmmm.. So I really need to check, because this is the very "old" syntax...
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