multi language site broken links

hassan kalach asked on October 2, 2017 14:59

so i have a multi language website and some content ( English version ) are not available in the arabic version so if a user is currently on that particular page and he switch the language he will get an error so what could the solution be ? thank you in advance

Recent Answers


David te Kloese answered on October 2, 2017 15:06 (last edited on October 2, 2017 15:07)

Using the default language version for untranslated pages

You can configure websites to display content from the default language for documents that are not available in the selected language.

  • In the Kentico administration interface, open the Settings application.
  • Select the Content category.
  • Choose your Site from the drop-down list and enable the Combine with default culture setting.
  • Click Save.

Now you can sign out and view the French version of the live website again. Documents that are not available in French are displayed in the default culture (English).

https://docs.kentico.com/k10/multilingual-websites/editing-the-content-of-multilingual-websites#Editingthecontentofmultilingualwebsites-Usingthedefaultlanguageversionforuntranslatedpages

2 votesVote for this answer Mark as a Correct answer

hassan kalach answered on October 2, 2017 16:03

i dont want any service to translate them i simply need to add a default page in case any broken link happens it shows up something similar to 404 pages

0 votesVote for this answer Mark as a Correct answer

David te Kloese answered on October 2, 2017 16:24

This isn't a service. It's your own content..

You just have to enable the setting and pages that are not translated will default back to your own "default".

check the Multilingual section on this info page: https://docs.kentico.com/k10/configuring-kentico/managing-sites/configuring-settings-for-sites/settings-content

Combine with default culture - Indicates if the default culture version of pages should be offered for pages that are not available in the currently selected language.

0 votesVote for this answer Mark as a Correct answer

   Please, sign in to be able to submit a new answer.