<match pattern="domain.tld/*/index.html"> <redirect-to url="domain.tld/index.html?lang={1}"/> </match>
<match pattern="domain.tld/index.html"> <generate src="index.html"/> <!-- localisation using {request-param:lang} --> <serialize type="html"/> </match>
Hi, your example is similar to the samples in the cocoon dist. If i have index.html?lang=de this would be quite an ugly deep link :-) Google (f.e.) will not follow this link, so only the default language is indexed. With having /de/*.html always in my url i would have the following possible:
- easy deeplinking (easier to remember) - better search engine support
I thought about something like URL-Rewriting in Apache HTTPD. I was sure i have read about this somewhere in the documentation, but i didn't found it anymore.
Kindly Regards & Thanx for answering, Chris
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