You could use Routes to connect URLs to a controller by an alternate
name:
Router::connect('/マイアップ/外国語/何々', array('controller'
=> 'actualController', 'action' => ...));
But that can be become quite a hassle if you have many controllers and
actions.
Any variables in the URL you could store in two languages:
/myapp/controller/view/english-name-of-post
/myapp/controller/view/日本語バーション
Which means you have two fields in your model: 'id_english' and
'id_otherlang'.
Constructing URLs is more of a hazzle, you may want to write your own
helper for that.
Ultimately I see little benefit in localizing URLs for most apps. If
you're working on something like last.fm, localized variables/ids are
worth it I guess (i.e. http://www.last.fm/music/М.
+Баярмагнай).
On 2 Oct 2008, at 05:16, lemp wrote:
>
> What would be the best way to localize URL?
>
> I know I can use gettext function on URL, like in:
> $html->link(__('Logout', true), __('/users/logout', true));
>
> But it seems a bit cumbersome.
> >
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