> From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Wouldn't users rather expect the domainname to change ? > > Like: > > > > konradsson.fr > > konradsson.de > > konradsson.dk > > To me that indicates that you have company prescence in all of these > countries. That is only one reason that you want a multiple-language site. > > Best Regards > > Lennart Regebro > Torped Strategi och Kommunikation AB
Hey, this is the new virtual world don't forget :) Location isn't suppose to matter, even if you're situated in one country doesn't mean you can't sell stuff to people all over the world, buying a domain for each seems rather excessive :) I agree &langID is a bit ugly maybe /english/ is better. I also concur that it's important to be able to chose languages on each page (well, if it's translated into many languages that is). Good suggestion about possibilities for translated urls, think I'll add so you can link up any page to a number of urls, that should fix that. Think I'll add so you can tie the domain you enter through to a site and even a language so you can set up under different domains too. best regards --- Mattias Konradsson -- http://cms-list.org/ trim your replies for good karma.
