maxime
1
HI !
Follwing this doc https://learn.getgrav.org/content/multi-language#environment-based-language-handling, I try to configure multilang based on environment.
According to the documentation, I created the following folders :
- /user/fr.mysite.com/config/system.yaml
- /user/en.mysite.com/config/system.yaml
That works fine !
But, what if I want to use the same configuration for both :
fr.mysite.local (for development) and fr.mysite.com (in production).
I would like not to duplicate the folders in user… Is it possible ?
Thanks you
flavio
2
Did you consider the idea of using a symbolic link?
maxime
3
Yes, but I already use symlinks for plugins and themes in my multisite config.
Looks like this :
sites
site_1
config
pages
plugins (symlink to user/plugins)
themes (symlink to user/themes)
site_2
config
pages
plugins (symlink to user/plugins)
themes (symlink to user/themes)
If I want multilang to work inside this config, I have to add the following folders :
sites
site_1
config
pages
plugins (symlink to user/plugins)
themes (symlink to user/themes)
fr.site1.local
en.site1.local
site_2
config
pages
plugins (symlink to user/plugins)
themes (symlink to user/themes)
fr.site2.local
en.site2.local
Using symlinks here would say have this kind of structure :
sites
site_1
config
pages
plugins (symlink to user/plugins)
themes (symlink to user/themes)
fr.site1.local
en.site1.local
fr.site_1.com (symlink to fr.site_1.local)
en.site_1.com (symlink to en.site_1.local)
…
I’m pretty sure it would works, but it’s very confusing. And then, what if I have 10 sites with 10 different languages ?
Do you mind another solution ?
rhuk
4
mutlisite with multilanguage is going to be confusing no matter what you do! it’s really a matter of picking the solution that works best for you.