[opencms-dev] Adding new locale to existing site

Thu Jan 29 11:44:08 CET 2009

I don't *know*, but I think that perhaps touching everything with a forced rewrite or a forced repair with the "repair xml contents" might do the trick.

When we upgraded from a version that didn't have the new link management to a version that did, it worked from the beginning.

Have you tried creating a new resource, let it link to something, move the resource linked to, and examine the result ?

Cheers,

Carl

Fra: opencms-dev-bounces at opencms.org [mailto:opencms-dev-bounces at opencms.org] På vegne af Phil Launchbury
Sendt: 28. januar 2009 15:51
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Emne: Re: [opencms-dev] Adding new locale to existing site

Right - I've set up a test server (7.0.5) and copied our current sites to it. Unfortunately it doesn't seem to be remapping the URLS when I move a folder - is there something extra I need to do?

I'm just using the 'Move' function from the right-click menu.

Cheers,

Phil

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From: Carl Alex Friis Nielsen [mailto:cfn at kb.dk] 
Sent: Tuesday, January 27, 2009 9:54 AM
To: Phil Launchbury; The OpenCms mailing list
Subject: SV: [opencms-dev] Adding new locale to existing site

Why not upgrade to 7.0.5 ?

Among other things, you can then move resources around without breaking links.

Cheers,

Carl

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Sendt: 27. januar 2009 10:39
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Emne: [opencms-dev] Adding new locale to existing site

Hi,

We are adding an 'es' locale onto our existing (mature!) site (OpenCMS 6) and have done it as follows:

Created the new locale (we only had 'en' beforehand).

Created a top-level folder called es

Created a top level folder called en and moved our existing content into it.

Unfortunately this means that all the links within the existing site are now wrong. Adding a . in front of the link cures the problem but we really, really don't want to have go go through the whole site updating each link individually (there are thousands of them!).

Is there a way that we can automatically add the correct folder prefix based on the locale? Kind of making /en/ or /es/ as the new root of the site based on the locale of browser looking at the site. Or can we globally find/replace to add a . in front of all the links (I thought of WebDAV but that seems to only work in OpenCMS 7).

Or can we make the /en/ folder into a symlink to the root of the main site? That way all our existing content would not have to move and we can just create the new content in the /es/ folder as needed..

Help!

Cheers,

Phil

Phil Launchbury
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