For SEO reason I need my site to always use language code in the URL. At the moment mysite.com/en/news is also accessible through mysite.com/news, according to my SEO contact, mysite.com/news should return content.
How do I achieve this behavior?
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check this answer drupal.stackexchange.com/questions/19078/…– BalaCommented Sep 9, 2013 at 13:36
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Thanks but that question is about "all the URL without language prefix show the Japanese pages". I do not want to use URLs with no language code. I always want to use language code. Therefor I having a hard time using the answer for my question.– dbdCommented Sep 9, 2013 at 13:50
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Using the Global Redirect module with the default options. You can redirects all URLs without a language prefix to the correct URL with the default language prefix contained.
This is what you have (for example):
- mysite.com (default)
- mysite.com/fr (French)
This is what you are looking for (for example):
- mysite.com/en (default)
- mysite.com/fr (French)
This can be accomplished in your language settings. For each language you can set a Path prefix, use en and fr (for my example).
To redirect mysite.com to mysite.com/en you can use the Global Redirect module
answered Sep 9, 2013 at 14:10
In Drupal 8 you can go to Manage > Configuration > Regional and language > Languages > Detection and selection > URL (configure). Here you can add a prefix for the URLs for every language.
