I have done a similar work. What I have done so far :
- use the LocaleURLMiddleware from contribution page
- add a new variable in the context {{LANGUAGE_CODE}}
- change the ereg in my urls.py '^([a-z]{,2}/|)news/$'
I have in mind to :
- hack the url tag to add the language code.
- find a way that the get_absolute_url return link with the correct
language code
Thomas
Eugene Morozov wrote:
> Hello,
> I'm creating Django multilingual app using django-multilingual and
> homebrew middleware. My middleware is similar to Django
> LocaleMiddleware but it doesn't perform language negotiation (because
> search engines doesn't perform language negotiations and I need to
> provide them with a way to index content in all available languages)
> and does two additional things:
> 1) if language is specified in the URL (like /de/blog/item/) it sets
> default language for django-multilingual model (set_default_language)
> and strips language from request.path
> 2) it saves language in request.LANGUAGE_CODE
>
> This works fine, but I need to alter all urls in views to include
> current language code. For example if user visits /de/blog, all links
> like '/blog/item/1/' should become '/de/blog/item/1/'. What is the
> best way to achieve it?
>
> I've searched the web on topic of multilingual Django applications but
> found nothing other than general considerations and django-
> multilingual references. I'm interested if there's a single open
> source multilingual Django website that could serve as an example of
> properly implementing i18n in Django.
> Eugene
>
>
> >
Thomas Rabaix
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