N2CMS go from one language to two languages
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We have an N2CSM based site. Root Page -> Languageintersection -> Startpage, titled "en". Site hostname == en.mysite.com. Language set to en-IE.
Content page titled mypage is accessible under URL en.mysite.com/mypage.
One day, we decided we wanted to add support for French. We just added new Start-page with language fr-CA titled "fr". Had to change from site hostename to site collection hostname = en.mysite.com
Subpage "myfrpage" under the fr-CA start-page gets URL en.mysite.com/fr/myfrpage.
After we added the new start-page for fr-CA, "mypage" is no longer accessible under en.mysite.com/mypage. We get a 404 error. It is now changed to en.mysite.com/en/mypage. This is terrible for Google ranking. Is there any way to have URLs for one of the start-pages not add an extra level on the path?
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We have an N2CSM based site. Root Page -> Languageintersection -> Startpage, titled "en". Site hostname == en.mysite.com. Language set to en-IE.
Content page titled mypage is accessible under URL en.mysite.com/mypage.
One day, we decided we wanted to add support for French. We just added new Start-page with language fr-CA titled "fr". Had to change from site hostename to site collection hostname = en.mysite.com
Subpage "myfrpage" under the fr-CA start-page gets URL en.mysite.com/fr/myfrpage.
After we added the new start-page for fr-CA, "mypage" is no longer accessible under en.mysite.com/mypage. We get a 404 error. It is now changed to en.mysite.com/en/mypage. This is terrible for Google ranking. Is there any way to have URLs for one of the start-pages not add an extra level on the path?
translation n2cms
edited Nov 9 at 19:39
Joel
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asked Nov 9 at 15:15
user3560321
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We have an N2CSM based site. Root Page -> Languageintersection -> Startpage, titled "en". Site hostname == en.mysite.com. Language set to en-IE.
Content page titled mypage is accessible under URL en.mysite.com/mypage.
One day, we decided we wanted to add support for French. We just added new Start-page with language fr-CA titled "fr". Had to change from site hostename to site collection hostname = en.mysite.com
Subpage "myfrpage" under the fr-CA start-page gets URL en.mysite.com/fr/myfrpage.
After we added the new start-page for fr-CA, "mypage" is no longer accessible under en.mysite.com/mypage. We get a 404 error. It is now changed to en.mysite.com/en/mypage. This is terrible for Google ranking. Is there any way to have URLs for one of the start-pages not add an extra level on the path?
translation n2cms
edited Nov 9 at 19:39
Joel
1,6085719
asked Nov 9 at 15:15
user3560321
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We have an N2CSM based site. Root Page -> Languageintersection -> Startpage, titled "en". Site hostname == en.mysite.com. Language set to en-IE.
Content page titled mypage is accessible under URL en.mysite.com/mypage.
One day, we decided we wanted to add support for French. We just added new Start-page with language fr-CA titled "fr". Had to change from site hostename to site collection hostname = en.mysite.com
Subpage "myfrpage" under the fr-CA start-page gets URL en.mysite.com/fr/myfrpage.
After we added the new start-page for fr-CA, "mypage" is no longer accessible under en.mysite.com/mypage. We get a 404 error. It is now changed to en.mysite.com/en/mypage. This is terrible for Google ranking. Is there any way to have URLs for one of the start-pages not add an extra level on the path?
translation n2cms
translation n2cms
edited Nov 9 at 19:39
Joel
1,6085719
asked Nov 9 at 15:15
user3560321
11
edited Nov 9 at 19:39
Joel
1,6085719
asked Nov 9 at 15:15
user3560321
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edited Nov 9 at 19:39
Joel
1,6085719
edited Nov 9 at 19:39
Joel
1,6085719
edited Nov 9 at 19:39
Joel
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asked Nov 9 at 15:15
user3560321
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asked Nov 9 at 15:15
user3560321
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asked Nov 9 at 15:15
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