Is there anything I can do about Language Path Prefix to work for error pages ? For example if I have address like http://www.mypage.pro/pl and I type wrong page www.mypage.pro/pl/wrongpage I got error in English language. I can click on Polish language to see translated content but I think it's better if address with PL Language Path Prefix display always nodes/errors in polish language first (yes I had translated error nodes).

I think it's a bug or maybe feature request, feel free to change category. I'm looking for an advice here.

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batigol’s picture

batigol commented

anybody ?

jose reyero’s picture

jose reyero commented

Try setting the 'Page not found' path as a multilingual variable and then setting a different page for each language.

That unless you have enabled 404_fast_paths, which would need dinamically setting the value of that variables....

batigol’s picture

batigol commented

Try setting the 'Page not found' path as a multilingual variable and then setting a different page for each language.

This is what I have. When I change language nodes (from previous language) are already assigned. I tried change nodes but then the other language has them as default.

I'm using Domain Access (it would be nice to have different error pages for subdomains too), i18n, i18n views (latest versions).

jose reyero’s picture

jose reyero commented
Status: Active » Fixed

These paths shouldn't have a language prefix.

Multilingual variables are not compatible with variables per domain.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.