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Monday 02 June 2003 10:12:56 am - 1 reply
Bård Farstad
Thursday 05 June 2003 2:12:57 am
One way of setting up a multilingual site is to create one siteaccess for every language. This siteaccess will then set the ContentObjectLocale you want to use for that specific site.
E.g.
ez.no/norwegian ( ContentObjectLocale=nor-NO )ez.no/english ( ContentObjectLocale=eng-GB )
eZ publish will then prefer to show a norwegian translation on the norwegian site. If it does not exist it will show the default translation.
To get the dropdown you only need to link to the same URL, but with a different URL prefix.
This setup works with a 1-1 translation. If you want different content on the different sites you need to build two different directory structures.
--bård
Documentation: http://ez.no/doc
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