scolin73

I will be waiting for the 1.3 version then and will test it.

Thank you

No problem,
I will try in another way.
Thank you for your time.

Sorry I had misunderstood your last reply about how to arrange the two-letter codes.

If I understand well, The URLs generated by WPglobus display a subdirectory for each language but the URLs do not exist, so htaccess rules can’t work.

So I need to create real URLS with the two-letter codes for the languages I am interested, right?

And if so, how could I do that?

I don’t plan to use the two-letter code with flag in the switcher so any rewrite rule which redirects from let’s say mydomain/ca to mydomain/en-ca and mydomain/qc to mydomain/fr-ca will be fine.

No problem.

I understand about using 2-letter code for language/country but sometimes it can be confused.

For example, if I want to target public from Belgium and Netherlands, I can use BE for french in Belgium and NL for dutch in Netherlands, but what about identifying dutch language in Belgium? It is easy with nl-be but with 2-letter code it’s not so clear.

Anyway, thanks for the tip about using some Htaccess rules. Any example rule you could show me to apply as a “fake” url?

WPGlobus is a very nice plugin, and if this Htaccess solution works, I will use this plugin in my future website.

I plan to use WPGlobus plus too, especially for the “draft” function.

Thank you!

But is it technically possible to change it, I mean if I contract you especifically for this job?