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When creating a new page in different language, the shared link won't be display the expected localised content.
Because the localised page id is same as ID from default language , the page displays english page instead of localised lang .
You can manually add the locale to the end of the URL, e.g. ?l=en_NZ
It's debatable whether this module should be aware of fluent, or if fluent should modify its link, or if there should be some extra compatibility module which you only add if you have both this and fluent... for now I'll mark this as an enhancement
@GuySartorelli are there any plans to implement this enhancement? From a CMS-Authors perspective it's a bummer when it's not possible to share multilingual pages directly from the CMS without adding the language code.
@ricoschenker This isn't currently in any backlog that I'm aware of. If you'd like to submit a pull request which implements this functionality I'd be happy to review it - my current thinking is that this module should provide any relevant extension hooks, and the fluent module should use those hooks to do whatever it needs to do.
When creating a new page in different language, the shared link won't be display the expected localised content.
Because the localised page id is same as ID from default language , the page displays english page instead of localised lang .
/vendor/silverstripe/sharedraftcontent/src/Controllers/ShareDraftController.php
/** @var SiteTree|ShareDraftContentSiteTreeExtension $page */ $page = Versioned::get_by_stage(SiteTree::class, Versioned::DRAFT) ->byID($shareToken->PageID);
How localised languages can be supported with shared draft link?
Thank you.
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