Am 01.02.2013 00:47 schrieb "Mike Papper" <[email protected]>: > > Is this possible with Mediawiki and some extensions: > > For example, consider a user who prefers french content...types in this: www.host.com/page/Integration > > -ideally the URL path for a given page stays the same (as displayed in the browser) - to avoid a redirect > -system checks users preferred language (say by ACCEPT_LANGUAGE header) - in this case its 'fr' > -wiki looks up french version of the given page, if it exists it displays that content > -if the french doesnt exist, it displays the english content > -user would type the page name appended with /fr to force-edit the french version (to create it) > -skin would still use users language for localized content for the layout (non-media wiki parts like header, footer, side navigation menu etc.) > > Similar BUT NOT THE SAME as the Extension:Multilang, Extension:LanguageSelector, Extension:Polyglot, Extension:AutoLanguage extensions I see out there. > > Is this possible to "fight" the wiki in bringing up a default page when one does not exist (instead of the mediawiki built-in behavior to bring up the page allowing the user to create it). > > Any ideas welcome! > > Mike Papper >
Extension:Translate should fullfill your needs mostly. It provides a fallback language and other things. However, as for the theme, that is mostly up to its author, as long as those parts are not put into the interface messages. _______________________________________________ MediaWiki-l mailing list [email protected] https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-l
