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RewriteCond !-f
ReWriteRule (.*) /index.php?q=$1
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=== es ===
This text will only be displayed when Spanish language is selected by the user.
=== fr ===
This text will only be displayed when French language is selected by the user.
=== others ===
This part will be displayed when the user's selected language is neither Spanish nor French, i.e. all other languages, and so might provide text in a common language such as English.
=== all ===
This part will be displayed for all languages.
EXISTING URLs:
/de/haus
/en/house
/de/arm
/en/arm
INTENDED REDIRECT:
/LangPref0/term , /LangPref1/term, /LangPref2/term, ...
/haus -> /de/haus
/house -> /en/house
/arm -> /pref/arm
Legend & Notes:
l1, l2, ... : ISO-639-1 language prefix.
lu: Language preferred by the user client. Can be l1, l2 or else.
Note: In my example, l1 is default language.
l1/a -> Original URL. Served normally.
l1/b -> Original URL. Served normally.
l2/b -> Original URL. Served normally.
l2/c -> Original URL. Served normally.
a -> Shows content of l1/a without redirection.
I'd like redirection also for default lang URLs.
c -> D6: Error "Content not found".
D6 with i18nRedirect: Redirection to: l2/b. I like that.
b -> Language conflict. D6 behaves the same with and without i18nRedirect.
D6 serves content from lu/b if available, else default l1/b without redirection.
I like the language decision logic, nevertheless would like a redirection!
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