Quote Originally Posted by DML73 View Post
I see your point. I think my situation is special because I have 2 domains, one for each language (on same server), for example:

www.site.co.uk
www.site.dk

In my htaccess file I then redirect each language to the correct site:

#danish to dk site
RewriteBase /
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^(www\.|)site\.dk$ [NC]
RewriteRule ^$ index.php?&language=da [R=301,L]

#english to co.uk site
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^(www\.|)site\.co\.uk$ [NC]
RewriteRule ^$ index.php?&language=en [R=301,L]

I have found that this redirection is not working with the CEON module but it works fine with the Multilanguage SEO module, so I was trying to combine the two. However I guess a better approach would be to get the redirection code working with the CEON module instead. Any ideas?
Possible to do with this version of CEON rewriter. I'm a long ways away fom a computer to be able to tinker with. The htaccess that maybe necessary. I do know that in working with the module I have it working on a single server with multiplesubfolders each having their own "store" tobeable to try different setups. The request is beyond the typical usage/design (utogenerrated htaccess doesn't generate *all* of the applicable statements.) But it is something thatcan be done.

Would be good to understand things like are all of thesame products provided, is it just a language thing, anything else that may help the overall solution. (Whichmaynot be to simply get ceon uri rewriter to work as described...

Nd please forgiveme, I have been out in the heat the last three days fora long period of time. I already know that to help o will need to reread thepecious setup description, butit would help to state itconcisely.