8.4.2 How to use Url::to on multilingual site?

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I use the following on a default locale:
<a href="<?php echo \URL::to('/booking', $car->getCarID()); ?>" class="btn btn-sm btn-primary"><?php echo t('Book Now'); ?></a>

which results inhttp://localhost/c5/index.php/booking/2... (booking is a single page).

I've copied the locale tree and rescanned it. But when I switch to another language, the above code still points to the default locale.

Is the Url::to multilingual? What should I do to make all my links multilingual?

Does tree rescanning only rescans hard coded links?

linuxoid
 
onemhz replied on at Permalink Reply
onemhz
I think you should add LOCAL to path, like so:
/en/booking
linuxoid replied on at Permalink Reply
linuxoid
That's also hard coding the locale, assuming you already know you have an 'en' one. I was wondering if there was a universal multilingual way of using the Url class.
mlocati replied on at Permalink Reply
mlocati
If you are on a page A in language X, and you want the corresponding page B in language Y, you need to use the data configured in the "System & Settings" > "Multilingual" > "Page Report" dashboard page.

This can be done in the following way:

<?php
use Concrete\Core\Localization\Localization;
use Concrete\Core\Multilingual\Page\Section\Section;
use Concrete\Core\Page\Page;
use Concrete\Core\Support\Facade\Application;
use Concrete\Core\Url\Resolver\Manager\ResolverManagerInterface;
// Get the Application instance
// See alsohttps://github.com/shahroq/whale_c5_cheat_sheet#application-app...
$app = Application::getFacadeApplication();
// Get the current page
$currentPage = Page::getCurrentPage();
// Get the multilingual section of the current page
$currentMultilingualSection = Section::getBySectionOfSite($currentPage);
// Check if the current page has a multilingual section,
// otherwise get the multilingual section of the currently active locale