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This package looks very promising! I have one question though, is it possible to use custom subdomains? I would like to use
gewinnen.domain.com --> "de" gagner.domain.com --> "fr",
so not actually having the locale string in the domain, but I would need to map this to the specific locale somehow?
Thanks,
Robert
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I thought about this. But no. Currently, it's not possible! But I really love the idea.
I'm trying to implement this and I will write back to you.
Thank you :)
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Hey Robert, finally I found some time for it. I restructured the whole code a bit, but try if it works for you now.
For your case you just need to add this in the config localization file:
'aliases' => [ 'gewinnen' => 'de', //important: it has to match with an active locale from the supportedLocales list 'gagner' => 'fr' ],
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This package looks very promising! I have one question though, is it possible to use custom subdomains? I would like to use
gewinnen.domain.com --> "de"
gagner.domain.com --> "fr",
so not actually having the locale string in the domain, but I would need to map this to the specific locale somehow?
Thanks,
Robert
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: