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Possible to have a single entry page with multilingual slugs and only one index.html?
/craft';
// Tell Craft to serve the FRENCH content
define('CRAFT_LOCALE', 'fr');
With the single, you set the slug yourself within the section's settings (one slug for each locale that section is available …
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Do slugs absolutely have to be unique?
I know Craft appends slugs with -1 if they already exist but I'm working on an app where the addition makes things awkward for us (we have to match the slug to a third-party service). … I was under the impression they had to be unique but it seems you can edit an entry and change the slug to be the same as one that already exists. …
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Advanced routing
it to get the ID like so:
{% set segment = craft.request.lastSegment | split('-') %}
{% set id = segment[0] %}
{% set entry = craft.entries.id(id).first %}
That should work for either of your {id}-{slug … Though in practice I'd probably fetch the entry using the slug and not the ID as I think it looks prettier and I don't like IDs in URLs. …
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