change ?lang==xx to /lang/

Hi @saveatrain,

Unfortunately I have not tested my plugin with Transposh activated. I guess that a tailored solution will be needed here. I am not sure if it would be possible to rewrite permalinks in this manner.

Best regards,
Maciej

can you please test it, its a very common translation plugin
https://transposh.org/en/

the setttings comes unchecked for rewrite, so the translations are /……………?lang=XX
but when you rewrite, it moves to be /XX/……

also probaby this might work
https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2011/11/introduction-to-url-rewriting/

just the opposite way

This could well be implemented with an .htaccess file, like so:

RewriteEngine On
#Look for the word “wiki” followed by a slash, and then the article title
RewriteRule ^wiki/(.+)$ w/index.php?title=$1 [L]

The previous rule had /?, which meant zero or one slashes. If it had said /+, it would have meant one or more slashes, so even would have worked. In this rule, the dot (.) matches any character, so .+ matches one or more of any character?—?that is, essentially anything. And the parentheses?—?( ) —?ask Apache to remember what the .+ is. The rule above, then, tells Apache to look for wiki/ followed by one or more of any character and to remember what it is. This is remembered and then rewritten as $1. So, when the rewriting is finished, wiki/Barack_obama becomes w/index.php?title=Barack_obama`

Hi @saveatrain,

I am sorry to say, but I will not be able to provide a tailored solution here. I have checked a small piece of Transposh plugin code and found out that my plugin will break one of Transposh functions responsible for detecting the language code.

As I mentioned earlier, you will need a tailored solution here. Unfortunately my plugin will be useless in this particular case ??

thank you buddy for the good service.
good luck