Hello,
In your example, what exactly is “my-own-rule”?
If that’s a page or category, for example, then WPGlobus will work exactly as you said: by adding the language prefix.
If that’s something else then what is it?
Thanks
Thread Starter
leskam
(@uzumymw)
Probably badly I explained what I mean.
I created plugin with new type of pages with my own rewrite_rules via add_rewrite_rule WordPress function.
When I use my own rewrite_rules with main site language everythink works fine, but when i change language e.g. to English (en tag in url) rewrite rules not working. So my question is that whether I must create another add_rewrite_rule’s hooks for rest of languages or WPGlobus got function for quick resolve this ?
WPGlobus modifies home URL according to the current language. Maybe when your rules are processed, WPGlobus did not process that part. Theoretically, everything should work, but it’s hard to say something without looking into the code.
Thread Starter
leskam
(@uzumymw)
My example of function add_rewrite_rule:
add_rewrite_rule('^account/cart(/|)$', 'ecommerce.php?account&option=cart', 'top');
When I put on browser address like: domain.com/account/cart it works good but when i change language e.g. to EN
domain.com/en/account/cart not working.
WPGlobus does not support add_rewrite_rule WordPress function ?
1. When do you issue that call? When your plugin is loaded? After the plugins_loaded hook? On init? On wp_loaded?
2. I wonder if removing ^ would help.
3. Have you tried rewrite rules in .htaccess instead?
4. Let’s assume that you have the rule working after checking 1,2, or 3. You will arrive at ecommerce.php. What happens after? Is that a WordPress script at all? How are you going to continue with multilingual then?
> WPGlobus does not support add_rewrite_rule WordPress function ?
WPGlobus, probably, does not need to support that function. It needs to support what happens after the rewrite is processed. And for that, all it needs is to have a correct prefix: /en/, /fr/, and so on.
Thread Starter
leskam
(@uzumymw)
I call this issue on add_action(‘init’, […]); on plugin .php script
I’ve just edited rewrites only by WordPress function except .htaccess (WordPress do that)
My “target” is use ecommerce.php file by add_rewrite_rule regardless of the selected language. I want to use /account/cart for each language ( /en/, /fr/ etc)
Adding these lines to .htaccess should work:
RewriteEngine on
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^([a-z][a-z]/)?account/cart/?$ /ecommerce.php [L,R=301]
It will work faster than going through WordPress for rewrites.
P.S. The same regexp might work with add_rewrite_rule (I haven’t tried it).
Thread Starter
leskam
(@uzumymw)
Wow its working! (In add_rewrite_rule too)
Thanks!
I’ve got another question because I can’t found page with list about all WPGlobus functions. Is it exists ?
..page with list about all WPGlobus functions
No, sorry. WPGlobus and its extensions are growing too fast. Such list would become outdated the minute we publish it… 🙂
But, the code is open-source and commented. You can run a PHP Documentor to get the list, I believe.
