The URL may contain a language code such as "en" and the display language may switch unintentionally.

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Issue

• The URL may contain a language code such as "en" and the display language may switch unintentionally.

Environment

• DXP7.0+

solution

There are three possible behaviors for language codes to be included in URLs
Direct input in the URL
- Access by users with language settings not included in the site's available languages
- Access to friendly URLs in languages different from the user's language settings

Example: The

If the friendly URL of a page is set as follows, when a Japanese user refers to the friendly URL of an English page,

localhost:8080/ja/web/(サイト名)/page_ja

The language code will be included in the URL, as in the following example.

・Settings for Japanese
Page Name： Japanese Page
Friendly URL： /page_jp

・Settings for English
Page Name： English Page
Friendly URL： /page_en

The following cases can be assumed.

1. Create a new site and add pages
2. Set friendly URLs for added pages for each language
3. Add web content on any site and embed the friendly URL set in step 2 as a link
4. Refer to friendly URLs in a language different from the language of your account settings from web content links

Additional Information

• Incorrect Language Locale Appended to URLs for Authenticated Users