[opencms] Re: [opencms-dev] Locale

[Stephan Hartmann]

In every site you have to create a sibling for every file. Also, each
sibling has to have its own navigation properties.

Regards,
Stephan

----- Original Message -----
From: "Bernd Wolfsegger" <bw at code-create.com>
To: "Jorge González" <informatico at hotelparadisepark.com>; "'The OpenCms
mailing list'" <opencms-dev at opencms.org>
Sent: Tuesday, March 15, 2005 3:05 PM
Subject: Re: [opencms] Re: [opencms-dev] Locale


On Tuesday 15 March 2005 14:26, Jorge González wrote:
> >One problem with this approach is, that if you add new content documents,
>
> you
>
> >have to create siblings in each language folder for these new documents.
> >And that is prone to errors.
>
> You only have to define one sibiling for each language, pointing to the
> root content folder.

As I stated, this is not possible in my case, because of my
opencms-system.xml
settings and virtual hosting:

        <sites>
            <workplace-server>http://opencms.mysite.com</workplace-server>
            <default-uri>/sites/default/</default-uri>
            <site server="http://opencms.mysite.com" uri="/sites/default/"/>
            <site server="http://www.mysite.com" uri="/sites/mysite.com/"/>
            <site server="http://www.mysite.de" uri="/sites/mysite.de/"/>
        </sites>

So the root is always "/", because when calling http://www.mysite.de from
outside the system I am below /sites/mysite.de/ and I can not access
"/sites/mysite/" via a literal URL in the code. But I need to, for telling
the Navigation object were to start. Now, when I have just a sibling of the
index.xml below /sites/mysite.de this works fine for the index.html, but no
navigation will show up, because the folder where am I is /sites/mysite.de/
and there are no more documents and folders.
Or is there anything like a sibling for a folder ?
Have nothing found like that.

>
> /en/sibiling_to_root_folder
> /es/sibiling_to_root_folder
> /de/sibiling_to_root_folder
>
> /root_content/content1/dog.xml
>
>
> I remember there is a session property, to define default language
> navigation. I will search the mailing list ...

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