After payment return to right language complete page?

i use the i18 module with the Path prefix only.

i noticed the same thing when i cancel my payment, it then returns to the default language /cart/checkout and not nl/cart/checkout

with the ideal drupal plugin for example it returns to the correct language..(or more the correct prefix) i will check there code now:
http://drupal.org/project/uc_ideal_pro

straingly ideal pro module works the same, but returns in the correct prefix.
They also use: drupal_goto('cart');

But i'm not a programmer but just a starter in all this, so i think i won't find where it goes wrong, or should be different.
I also tested the paypal module and this also works correct with the pathprefix

jurgenhaas thx, i see you mean the abort and succes link?
i see you can add "Possible replacement variables"
so i will check how it respons if i change the url with the right prefix... but i don't know how to add information to -USER_VARIABLE_1- so you get this:

https://www.domain.com/-USER_VARIABLE_1-cart/uc_pnag/payment/success?ord...
https://www.domain.com/-USER_VARIABLE_1-cart/uc_pnag/payment/cancel

but then we need to add user language in that variable.. and i have no idee how to do this? (i guess it's not verry difficult)

So you add -USER_VARIABLE_1- = nl/
and when it's english or the default language i only use /

i will test now if i return to the right language.. with only changing the link

ok it seems to work!

https://www.domain.com/nl/cart/uc_pnag/payment/cancel

then i return to https://www.domain.com/nl/cart/checkout

:)

now i only need to know how to add somthing in that variable... i will try to code something, only i really really sux in this.

Ok i have done it :) but not the way it should be i think.. so look to my code:

uc_pnag.pages.inc

global $language;
  if ($language->language != 'en'){
  	$lang_prefix = '/'.$language->language;
	}
	
  $data = array(
    'user_id' => uc_pnag_var('user_id'),
    'project_id' => uc_pnag_var('project_id'),
    'amount' => uc_price($order->order_total, $context, $options),
    'currency_id' => variable_get('uc_currency_code', 'EUR'),
    'reason_1' => 'Order No. '. $order->order_id .'-'. $order->uid,
    'reason_2' => variable_get('uc_store_name', 'Online Shop'),
    'language_id' => _uc_pnag_language(),
    'sender_holder' => '',
    'sender_account_number' => '',
    'sender_bank_code' => '',
    'sender_country_id' => '',
    'user_variable_0' => $order->order_id,
    'user_variable_1' => $lang_prefix,
    'user_variable_2' => '',
    'user_variable_3' => '',
    'user_variable_4' => '',
    'user_variable_5' => 'Shop-System Name v.2.0',
  );

https://www.domain.com-USER_VARIABLE_1-/cart/uc_pnag/payment/success?ord...
https://www.domain.com-USER_VARIABLE_1-/cart/uc_pnag/payment/cancel

I think it should be done different.. but it works for me.. but i think i should add the code in somekind of function? i now just typed it above the $data = array

i found another problem, but i will open a new ticket for this.. (it's not connected with this ticket but it had to do with languages)

Yes i tested this and it works perfect! (for me)
only i think it should be done different if you want to include such thing in this module.
So it also works correct if a user has a different default language then English
Because i now say in the code that the $language->language != 'en'
Also what if a user doesn't have languages (i18 module) well then i guess that line is also not triggered but...
also i'm not 100% sure $language->language will show all correct prefixes, for Dutch and German and Frans it did.. but i'm not sure how prefixes are created

But this is a good start! (i think)