A locale does throw an 500 error, when showing a 404 page.

[jonassiewertsen]

If you do work with localization and am having a locales selector in the header, everything does work great.

Should a 404 page been shown, with your header including locales, a 500 error will be thrown though.

How to Reproduce

• Create a multisite
• Create minimum 2 languages/sites
  Use something like this in your 404 layout:

{{ if site === 'default' }}
       {{ locales:da }}
             <a class="switch__link switch--language" href="{{ url }}">
                  {{ svg src="language" }}
               <span>DK</span>
             </a>
       {{ /locales:da }}
 {{ else }}
    ....

• Visit a non existing page to get redirect to your 404 template

Environment

Statamic version: 3.0.0.-beta-33

PHP version: 7.4

Install method (choose one):

• Fresh install from statamic/statamic

[andjsch]

You probably could work around this error by wrapping that in an if and checking against the response_code for now.

[Pixney-William]

I kind of have this on a website with two locales and trying to add a menu
for selecting language. For me it it works fine on all 1st level pages
but as soon as you go domain.com/level1/level2 it bombs out

{{ locales current_first=true }}
        <li>
            <a href="{{ url }}">{{ locale:name }}</a>
        </li>
 {{ /locales }}