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Dresel / RouteLocalization

RouteLocalization is an MVC and Web API package that allows localization of your attribute routes.
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AddCultureAsRoutePrefix only for one language #74

Closed ramedey closed 6 years ago

ramedey commented 6 years ago

Hi,

I have support for two cultures in my website, EN and NL (the default is EN), but I want to have the culture as a prefix only for NL. I also need to generate all routes for NL using the attribute routes automatically with localization.TranslateInitialAttributeRoutes(). For example, for the pricing page I need these two routes:

/pricing /nl/pricing

For some reason, I can't implement this. If I use AttributeRouteProcessing = AddAsNeutralRoute, it won't generate all NL routes, and if I use AttributeRouteProcessing = AddAsNeutralAndDefaultCultureRoute, it will generate this:

/pricing /en/pricing /nl/pricing

Any ideas? Thanks!

Dresel commented 6 years ago

TranslateInitialAttributeRoutes is just a more or less convenient helper method. There is nothing to stop you call your own logic. You could use AttributeRouteProcessing.None or skip calling TranslateInitialAttributeRoutes and run this in your Translate function:

    localization.Configuration.UseUntranslatedAttributePrefixes = false;

    localization.Configuration.AddCultureAsRoutePrefix = false;
    localization.Configuration.LocalizationCollectionRoutes.ForEach(
        route => localization.AddTranslation(route.Route.Url(), "en", (LocalizationCollectionRoute)route.Route));

    localization.Configuration.AddCultureAsRoutePrefix = true;
    localization.Configuration.LocalizationCollectionRoutes.ForEach(
        route => localization.AddTranslation(route.Route.Url(), "nl", (LocalizationCollectionRoute)route.Route));

Please let me know if this works for you and happy new year.

ramedey commented 6 years ago

Yes, you are right. I think this might solve my problem.

Thanks!