Hi Urs, Thank you for the input. I will look into this solution.
regards /Jacob On 23-05-2011 19:19, Urs Bräm wrote:
Hi I do Language Detection on the home page only (as in the subpages, language param is usually already in the URL) with a userFunc in PHP (I call it on the home page and kick it out on all the other pages). Below's the code I use. I think you might have more chances to get it precisely to do what you need (location detection) than a large extension. PS: No guarantee that everything is perfect here :-) Regards Urs <?php class user_langDetect { var $cObj;// The backReference to the mother cObj object set at call time function main(){ // get server vars $domain = t3lib_div::getIndpEnv('HTTP_HOST'); $uri = t3lib_div::getIndpEnv('REQUEST_URI'); $clientLanguages = t3lib_div::getIndpEnv('HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE'); $cl = substr($clientLanguages,0,2); // do something if (($uri == '/')||($uri == '')){ if((stristr($uri,'/fr/'))||($cl == 'fr')){ header("Location: http://example.com/fr/";, true, 301); } elseif((stristr($uri,'/it/'))||($cl == 'it')){ header("Location: http://example.com/fr/";, true, 301); } // fallback de else{ header("Location: http://example.com/de/";, true, 301); } } $content.=''; return $content; } } ?> Am 23.05.11 16:45, schrieb Jacob Schmidt:Hi, Does any one knows if it is possible to configure the extension,rlmp_language_detection, so it redirects to English(en) if language of the browser is not Danish(dk), or the IP is not in Denmark? My defalut site language, L=0, is Danish and second, L=1, is English. As I read the manual, I would have to configure a lot of "languageAliases" to achieve this? Best regards Jacob
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