Hello,
I've setup translated urls for some languages. The default language
for django has been set to en-US.
If you request a page /registration/ with nl-NL as Accept-Language
header, I get a 404.
I wasn't expecting such behaviour. Rather I was hoping I would be
redirected to /registratie/ ,the tranlated url that corresponds my
Accept-Language header.
Ofcourse /registratie/ with the nl-Nl Accept-Language header, works
fine and gives me the expected 200.
I'm guessing this is just as normal as it can get ?
Isn't there a chance a user might get link from some website and
the link is build for the English language, but the user in question
has a different supported language setting, Accept-Language header ?
In such a case he would be presented with a 404.
He should be presented with or the English (default) content or
or be redirected to the correct url for his language if supported.
Also what happens if a user has a not supported language setting ?
Will the django default LANGUAGE_CODE be used, en-US in my case ?
Is there a way to work around this or handle it in a different better way ?
an extract from my urls.py file, shows how I've setup translated urls:
url(_(r'^step1/$'), AccountTypeSelectionView.as_view(),
name="registration_step1"),
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