Can you explain a bit more about what you exactly mean? I'm not sure I understand what you really are trying to acchieve.
Note that you can turn my example around. You can just as easy redirect index.html?lang=de to de/index.html...
Ok!
Problem:
I want to have my website in 2 languages, german and english.
Further i want only one sitemap, which includes the desired xml files
from different directorys.
In my example, the sitemap is /
My XML files with content are in /content/german and /content/english or something like that.
I could do it with sessions and a request param, like domain.de/index.html?lang=de.
The Link domain.de/index.html?lang=de is problematic, cause: - f. e. Google ignores all what comes after ? - users can't remember this link well - i have an dependency to "lang" as parameter name
Instead of this, i would like to have a simple link like domain.de/de/index.html
This link is pointing to the sitemap at /. I can get the /de/ as parameter. I will not store it in a session, the link must always have /de/ in the middle, like: domain.de/de/basket.html domain.de/de/somthingelse.html
(the same goes users who want the english website. Instead of de there is en in the middle).
I think it's better cause:
- Google can index all, german and english version of the site
- the link is easier to remember
- i have no dependency to a named param, i only say: {0} decides about english or german
I hope i could make it clear. Thanks for your time Regards, Chris
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