Thanks It’s OK now.

To get localized uri’s you have to define these per language.

I have adapted the URI Language Identifier to support cookies (for returning visitors), and auto determination of the starting language, depending on browser language and/or GeoIP. If you’re interested PM me.

I have a routes as

But if i type a URL as

http://localhost:8888/CI17/it/prova

it not work…
if i type

http://localhost:8888/CI17/it/welcome/prova

all work…. why?

It is also possible to translate the language identifier as last segment? Thank you

You need an additional route, something like:

ok Thank you

Im using this extension on a new site and I while testing it I found the following:

The output for

is:

Notice how ‘en’ appears 2 times on current_url() giving an incorrect url. I think it is because internally current_url is calculated by calling site_url(uri_string()) and as the ‘en’ appear in both they are duplicated. Shouldn’t uri_string() return the string without the language prefix? Or as another alternative have site_url() return without the prefix and let uri_string() return it? Don’t know which would be the most elegant solution.

Thanks in advance
M.

I’m having the same problem as above. Any answers?

override the current_url function for skip the first segment…..

abmcr - 06 January 2009 11:10 AM

override the current_url function for skip the first segment…..

Not sure what you mean… Can you explain further…

See in the user guide at http://codeigniter.com/user_guide/general/helpers.html
You need do extending the uri helper and add a current_uri function: in this function ignore the first segment…. Set (but i have not try)

Ciao

Thanks for the tip… but is this a common problem with this script? Surely we could fix this without extending general functions?

So no further responses here? Has this script never worked. I basically used it on a clean install and without modifying common system functions and it is pretty useless. I don’t like the idea of extending the uri helper to ignore the first segment because sometimes there is no language set in the uri and removing the first segment will cause the system to break.

Manuca - 03 January 2009 12:02 AM

Im using this extension on a new site and I while testing it I found the following:

The output for

<?php echo site_url(); ?><br />
<?php  echo uri_string(); ?><br />
<?php echo current_url(); ?><br />
<?php  echo base_url(); ?> 

is:

http://192.168.1.3/bizart/new/en/
/en/home/index/test
http://192.168.1.3/bizart/new/en/en/home/index/test
http://192.168.1.3/bizart/new/ 

Notice how ‘en’ appears 2 times on current_url() giving an incorrect url. I think it is because internally current_url is calculated by calling site_url(uri_string()) and as the ‘en’ appear in both they are duplicated. Shouldn’t uri_string() return the string without the language prefix? Or as another alternative have site_url() return without the prefix and let uri_string() return it? Don’t know which would be the most elegant solution.

Thanks in advance
M.

I have same problem :-( Please help how i can fix it….

I Use this library extension but I have a problem. When someone mistype his URL into something like http://domain.com/controlelr (with a error), I don’t get a 404 but a A PHP Error in this library because the controller was not found.

Is there a solution to throw a 404 page when the controller was not found?

Thanks for all !

I tried to edit the Wiki page to fix the following line (41 of MY_url_helper.php) but the href in the code is stripped out.

The new code has spaces so remove them if you decide to use it.

Change from:

to

$alt_url .= ' < a href = " ' . $CI->config->slash_item(‘base_url’);

This may have been causing problems for someone, so it was time it was changed.

Cheers,

Mei