By Irian Vis on

Hi,
I am working on my theme, and well on my way. I am verry pleased working with Drupal. However, having different frontpages for every language seems to be difficult.

I am trying to create a multilangual website (Dutch, English and Swedish). In case an anonymous user gets to the page "www.myhomepage.se" he should see the standard (Swedish) homepage. But when an user gets to the page "www.myhomepage.se/en" or something similar, he should see the english page.

I have been searching on google for ages, but couldn't find a nice and tight solution.
Hopefully you can help me?

Greats,
Irian

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komal.savla commented

Download the i18n module http://drupal.org/project/i18n and configure its settings and Go To admin/settings/language/configure and enable Path prefix only.
And Then do the following:
1) First create the hompage and set the language as neutral language and set the path alias as home
2) Then create the another homepage with language as Dutch and set the same path i.e home
3) Similarly create the homepage for the Swedish language with same path.
4) Then go to /admin/settings/site-information and set your default FrontPage path as home.
You will get your homepage in all the languages you want.

Irian Vis’s picture

Irian Vis commented

Thanks a lot, it works fine with me!
I understand it is impossible to set the swedish homepage as standard? In the way explained above it would be necessary to change both the swedish page as the neutral right?
Thanks anyway,
Regards,
Irian