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I face following problem: I have a site with two languages.
I have a page "frontpage" (set as standard front page) i can call correct with "mysite.tld/frontpage" and "mysite.tld/en/frontpage". The language switcher handles the links ok. So that works.
But when i klick the "Home" link in the branding block or the menu or from admin_toolbar, the url is "mysite.tld/de/" and "mysite.tld/en/" … and this is ending up on a white page "Forbidden. You don't have permission to access this resource."
I added the new contact form field into .../modules/contact/contact.pages.inc, then I defined the this checkbox field in .../sites/all/translations/drupal-7.59.ro.po, but doesn't work. The website shows the variable which i defined in contact.page.inc:
I set up the a new site as a monolingual site using the default (i.e. English). However, the site is supposed to be in Norwegian. Adding Norwegian as a second language (using the multilingual features of Drupal 9) worked as expected. However, when visitors arrive at the site, they see English, and they need to navigate to the Norwegian URL (i.e. example.com/nb as opposed to example.com) to see the UI in Norwegian.