But want .EU-> EN HOME .ES-> ES HOME .MA-> FR HOME .MX-> ES HOME .PT-> PT HOME
What must i do to get it working? ->add them to IIS? ->use the redirection on Umbraco that makes if you are using www.domain.ma go to-> http://domain.eu/fr/home?.aspx ???? ->in which ways must i use the Hostnames on umbraco content folders for es/fr/... folders?
And thinking on future, what about if tomorrow i get a .com and want a subdomain structure like fr.domain.com - es.domain.com ...etc would be possible?
Thank you guys, i appreciate this awesome community.
Add the domain to the IIS site, and as long as you have the content seperated out like that, you can use hostnames (right click on the nodes just below the "Cotent" root node, select Manage hostnames).
Unless I'm totally missing something in your question, that should be it.
and with your last reply i think that with your sollution i can make it working with different domain names .com .es .de .fr ...etc and with subdomains
Multilingual site with multiple domains thinking on future
Hi guys, i have read too much posts and information but i can't get a final idea on how to do it.
I have an umbraco site being developed, i access it through IP, but when finished we'll have about 3-4 different domain to access it:
Im using multilingual site with different site nodes
And thinking on future, what about if tomorrow i get a .com and want a subdomain structure like fr.domain.com - es.domain.com ...etc would be possible?
Thank you guys, i appreciate this awesome community.
Add the domain to the IIS site, and as long as you have the content seperated out like that, you can use hostnames (right click on the nodes just below the "Cotent" root node, select Manage hostnames).
Unless I'm totally missing something in your question, that should be it.
regards,
Steen
And must i modify some lines on web.config ??
now i have a testing subdomain redirected to the web IP address, and it works is something like http://test.domain.es and i have on each root nodes http://test.domain.es/fr/ , http://test.domain.es/en/, http://test.domain.es/pt/ ....but isn't working.
Thanks for your help Steen
Ah, then I misunderstood you, I thought the question was if pt.domain.es would work, not test.domain.es/pt
nonono, your reply was ok. i'll try with it the day we launch the website with diferent.
i'm only saying that now i was trying with http://testdomain.doman.es/.... /fr/ /pt/ /en/ ...etc
and with your last reply i think that with your sollution i can make it working with different domain names .com .es .de .fr ...etc and with subdomains
isnt it?
Thanks for your time Steen
Best regards
Ah, okay, well, no problem!
I'm actually working on a site that works with http://domain/fr, http://domain/it and http://domain/hu etc., and that does take some more work to sort that out, and a few minor "hacks".
Anyway, I'm happy I could help!
But I prefer the hostnames solution, no doubt about that, so I would go with that if at all possible!
Hi Steen,
I'm also working on a site that works that way, if i found a solution i will place it in this topic.
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