Per domain language?

[Pierre-Luc Auclair]

Hi,

I'm trying to move a website away from WordPress to Django-CMS for various reasons. We currently have the website setup so that each domain is its own language. I was wondering if it would be possible to integrate a similar functionality in Django-CMS, and if so, what would be the best way to have a go at it?

Thanks!

[Pierre-Luc Auclair]

I should have mentioned. I've started work using latest v3 beta, I went through the documentation but found nothing related to that.

[Philipp Zedler]

Hi!

I'm not sure if transurlvania works together with the Django CMS. But you could try (and tell me afterwards. I'm curious!).
https://github.com/trapeze/transurlvania

The Django CMS has no built-in mechanism for what you want. Quiet sure.

Good luck!
Philipp

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[Bashar]

can you give an example of what you were having and wanting to achieve?

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[Pierre-Luc Auclair]

Basically, we have a website in Wordpress that reacts this way : 

example.fr -- would equal example.com/fr/

example.en -- would equal example.com/en/

The website is not two different websites for each languge, it uses the same admin for both of them and should remain the same.

@Philipp Zedler : this looks much like it. I'm open to implementing a replacement as a middleware/addon or improve core if needed.

Le mardi 14 janvier 2014 23:45:11 UTC-5, Bashar A a écrit :

can you give an example of what you were having and wanting to achieve?

On Jan 14, 2014 8:08 AM, "Pierre-Luc Auclair" <p-l.a...@velourbain.qc.ca> wrote:

Hi,

I'm trying to move a website away from WordPress to Django-CMS for various reasons. We currently have the website setup so that each domain is its own language. I was wondering if it would be possible to integrate a similar functionality in Django-CMS, and if so, what would be the best way to have a go at it?

Thanks!

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[Martin Koistinen]

It would be trivial to setup your webserver to redirect example.(en|fr) to example.com/$1/. And django-CMS /does/ handle the internationalization from there.  Just set USE_I18N=True, define your CMS_LANGUAGES, make sure that you have the languageCookie middleware enabled and it just works. I do this all the time. If you need further assistance with this, look for me (mkoistinen) on the IRC channel #django-cms.