With supported locales ['en', 'nl'], the above would register:
URI | Name
-- | --
/en/about | en.about
/nl/about | nl.about
Is it somehow possible to disable this and have the routes called the same name ?
In an older Laravel 10 project I am using https://github.com/mcamara/laravel-localization and this doesn't prefix all the route names with the local names. This makes it easier for me to use in the front-end using ziggy. (Using Laravel with Inertia and Vue3).
In my old project
route('about')
Would redirect to the about page of the current selected locale.
Now that it's split up by using this page in the 2 routes states above, what's the best way I can do to achieve the same thing ?
From the README:
With supported locales
URI | Name -- | -- /en/about | en.about /nl/about | nl.about['en', 'nl'], the above would register:Is it somehow possible to disable this and have the routes called the same name ?
In an older Laravel 10 project I am using https://github.com/mcamara/laravel-localization and this doesn't prefix all the route names with the local names. This makes it easier for me to use in the front-end using ziggy. (Using Laravel with Inertia and Vue3).
In my old project
Would redirect to the about page of the current selected locale.
Now that it's split up by using this page in the 2 routes states above, what's the best way I can do to achieve the same thing ?