Thursday 30 November 2006 12:27:35 am

Hi

You can do that by creating multiple siteaccess. For example:

settings/siteaccess/yoursite (english)
settings/siteaccess/yoursite_es (spanish)
settings/siteaccess/yoursite_fr (french)

I explain you how to setup yoursit_es for example:

Inside the yoursite_es folder, create a file called site.ini.append.php. On a 3.8.6 version of eZ Publish it must contain something like this:

Example of site.ini.append.php for your default siteaccess (yoursite) in english:

<?php /* #?ini charset="utf-8"?

[DatabaseSettings]
DatabaseImplementation=ezmysql
Server=localhost
User=your_mysql_username
Password=your_mysql_password
Database=your_database_name

[SiteSettings]
SiteName=Your_site_name
LoginPage=embedded
IndexPage=/content/view/full/2
 
[SiteAccessSettings]
RequireUserLogin=false
ShowHiddenNodes=false
 
[DesignSettings]
SiteDesign=your_custom_design_folder_name
AdditionalSiteDesignList[]=base
AdditionalSiteDesignList[]=standard
 
[ContentSettings]
TranslationList=
ViewCaching=disabled

[RegionalSettings]
Locale=eng-GB
ContentObjectLocale=eng-GB
TextTranslation=enabled

[FileSettings]
VarDir=your_var_folder

/* If you work with extensions */

[ExtensionSettings]
ActiveAccessExtensions[]=your_extension_folder_name

*/ ?>

Example of site.ini.append.php for yoursite_es siteaccess (spanish):

<?php /* #?ini charset="utf-8"?

[DatabaseSettings]
DatabaseImplementation=ezmysql
Server=localhost
User=your_mysql_username
Password=your_mysql_password
Database=your_database_name

[SiteSettings]
SiteName=your_site_name
LoginPage=embedded
IndexPage=/content/view/full/2

[SiteAccessSettings]
RequireUserLogin=false
ShowHiddenNodes=false
 
[DesignSettings]
SiteDesign=your_custom_design_folder_name
AdditionalSiteDesignList[]=base
AdditionalSiteDesignList[]=standard
 
[ContentSettings]
TranslationList=
ViewCaching=disabled

[RegionalSettings]
Locale=esl-ES
ContentObjectLocale=esl-ES
TextTranslation=enabled
TranslationExtensions[]=your_translations_extension

[FileSettings]
VarDir=your_var_folder

/* If you work with extensions */

[ExtensionSettings]
ActiveAccessExtensions[]=your_extension_folder_name

*/ ?>

Now all you need to do is activate the new siteaccess in settings/override/site.ini.append.php:

<?php /* #?ini charset="utf-8"?

[Session]
SessionNameHandler=custom

[SiteSettings]
DefaultAccess=your_site_name
SiteList[]=your_site_name

[SiteAccessSettings]
CheckValidity=false
AvailableSiteAccessList[]=yoursite
AvailableSiteAccessList[]=yoursite_es

MatchOrder=uri
HostMatchMapItems[]

[MailSettings]
Transport=sendmail
AdminEmail=your_admin_email

*/ ?>

Now clear all caches and try to access to both siteaccess:

www.example.com/yoursite
www.example.com/yoursite_es

Cheers.

Microblau SL
http://www.microblau.net

Friday 01 December 2006 4:11:55 am

Ok, sorry i misunderstood. Can see the point now but can't help much.

Microblau SL
http://www.microblau.net

Saturday 02 December 2006 2:49:51 am

Hi Matthew

Not sure whether the following works, but I think it is worth a try:
I would just try to more or less hardcode it in the access.php. The function accessType takes some parameters provided by the index.php and returns an array containing the name and the type of the siteaccess. If you fetch $_SERVER in there you can certainly find out which siteaccess should be used, so you have the name of the siteaccess. Determining the best type of the siteaccess might pose a problem, as this is used in some (not many) other php files and has different effects. But as there are only a few types, maybe you can just try the different types out.

Another idea would be to use the servervar matching. I don't know whether you can create server variables using htaccess but it works with environment variables. So set some rules in the htaccess that set an environment variable depending on the url and change access.php to check for env instead of server.

Please note that I do not have the slightest idea whether any of these approaches works or how safe it is to use...

Good luck

Claudia

Saturday 02 December 2006 11:57:54 am

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