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Remove language attribute in URL for default language
Have you tried removing the 'Web address prefix' for the 'en' language. You can find this by selecting a language on the "CMS/Admin/config/Manage Website Languages" page.
Apr 29, 2015 10:49
I have made this for 'sv' since it's Swedish I want to be default. I have even looked in the Episerver database in the languageBranch table and verified that the URL Segment is empty.
Thanks for your answer!
Josef
Apr 29, 2015 11:05
Not sure if this will help, but below is the site config for my development environment. I had to add the 'localhost:20001' line (our development url) for the default language without prefix to work. Our site has 6 languages and english is our default language (without prefix)
<siteHostMapping>
<siteHosts siteId="MysiteId">
<clear />
<add name="*" language="en-US" />
<add name="localhost:20001" />
</siteHosts>
</siteHostMapping>
Apr 29, 2015 11:30
Hi. Didn't work either. But I managed to solve the problem at last:
Admin > Manage Websites > Edit website > Host name > Culture > sv (this was left blank in my configuration).
Dankjewel =)
Edited,
Apr 29, 2015 16:39
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Hi,
I have a site that has only one language (Swedish). The customer wants to enable multiple languages (sv + en). My problem is that when I enable globalization with English as well as Swedish, suddenly I have to add /sv/ in the beginning of my path. When I try without the language part, I get an error.
Since this site is in production, there might be people who have bookmarks etc that will break if I enable globalization.
Is there a way to map the default language to URL:s without the 'sv' part?
I have tried this:
That didn't help me.
Swedish is set as Master language in my database.
Cheers, Josef