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CountZero, I was not aware that a default 'no language' variant could be returned reliably. I say 'reliably' because my understanding (and _some_ testing) showed that when the client did not list a language that I have translations for, Apache would return the variant based on it's alphabetical order.

Note that my test included file names such as:

index.html.de
index.html.en

And then I simply request index.html and let multiviews run. As described above, if I understand correctly, I could have files like:

index.html.de
index.html.en
index.html

And simply link to the pages like <a href="index">Go Here!</a> Unfortunately I have way too many links that would need to be modified for this to work. Hence the request header fiddling! ;)

In reply to Re[2]: Language Negotiation with mod_perl, Apache by penguinfuz
in thread Language Negotiation with mod_perl, Apache by penguinfuz

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