Different document url for each culture

Hi,

To enable language prefixes, go to Settings -> URLs and SEO, and enable the Use language prefix for URLs setting.

For more info see: https://docs.kentico.com/display/K9/Configuring+URLs+for+multilingual+websites#ConfiguringURLsformultilingualwebsites-Enforcingseparatedomainsforlanguages

Greets,,

David

To change the URL go to Pages > Properties > For Page URL path add a different path for each culture version. An example of how this is done is included on the page David linked to under the section "Using a custom document URL path for different culture versions"

Thank you for your help.

my other question: is there any macro which can help me to set the Path or Patern automatically i used this but it doesn't work

Code /{% currentCulture %}/{% DocumentName %}

any suggestion

Merci

I don't think you can use macros for the URL path or pattern. If you scroll down to "Using language prefixes for URLs" in the link that David provided, it describes how to ensure there is a prefix.

If you do not own a different domain name for each language version of the website, but still want to ensure unique URLs for each culture without adding query string parameters, you can use language prefixes. Language prefixes insert a subdirectory into the URL in format <domain>/<language prefix>/<URL path>, for example: <domain>/fr-FR/Home
To enable language prefixes, go to Settings -> URLs and SEO, and enable the Use language prefix for URLs setting.

Note: You cannot use language prefixes if the Force domain culture setting is enabled.

You can also change the prefix text:

Changing the language prefix text:
By default, the language prefix matches the culture code of the requested language. If a culture alias is set for the language, it takes precedence and the system uses the alias instead of the culture code. If you want to change the language prefix for a certain language, the best way is to set a culture alias.

For example, to change the language prefix for the French language to France:
Open the Localization application.
Select the Cultures tab.
Type fr-fr into the Culture code filter and click Search.
Edit the French - France culture.
Set the Culture alias property to France.
Click Save.

The system now displays the language prefix in URLs of French page as for example:

Hi,

If you enable the setting I mentioned the culture part of the url will work automatically.

I don't believe the path can be updated automatically. At the moment you create the page it has no Documentname yet. So a default macro wouldn't work...

However you could expose the default 'System' field into the form tab. This could make the 'DocumentUrlPath' (or any other) visible inside the form tab. This way the editor can set the page url while filling out the form.

• create a new field
• select Page field
• Select the page fields group
• select the DocumentUrlPath
• enable it for display and perhaps add a custom caption

This could however give the editor to much freedom, and not everybody will understand it.

An other option would be to create an custom object event and after a page is created you set the url path from your custom code.

You can find more info here: https://docs.kentico.com/display/K9/Handling+object+events

David