Many thanks for this great module.
I want a confirm because i have some problems with a 2 language site with english default language.
The site have set - path prefix with language fallback - but without set path prefix for default language - en- in my case).
The problem: some user say that they can change the language or have strange behaviour!

Question: The solution is set path prefix for default language - en-? (see the attachment).
In this case i force any browser settings o other trouble? What is the best solution?

Many thanks.
b

http://example.com - the home page english (here i don't use - en- )
http://example.com/fr- the home page french

Here there is not a real solution: http://drupal.org/node/146084

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bardill’s picture

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See here: http://drupal.org/node/678770#comment-3036520
But also here: http://drupal.org/node/1363562
The scenario: my anonymous user open (and surf) the site always in the language of the browser (the language switcher don't work).
My default language is english (attention: i have to use no path prefix /en in english for problem of seo) - the other languages have path prefix!

I want to understand how to force browser open (and surf) with default language (english) with all browser apps!
In other words, how to force drupal to open always in english in non-english country (also if their languages are available)!
It's impossibile that a user of non-english could not surf the site in enghish!
I use D6.22 and i18n 6.x-1.10

Many thanks.
b

bardill’s picture

Well - i solve using --path prefix only--- also if my default language don't have a prefix (en).
Very important is that non-default language have always a prefix!
Many thanks to drupal community!

jose reyero’s picture

Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)

a) This is a Drupal core issue (if it's any issue).

b) Path prefixes work just as expected. If no path prefix = default language, then you cannot pretend to use any other language selection method.