Mult-lingua site with regular expressions

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Mult-lingua site with regular expressions

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Hey, guys, all right?

I have a problem to identify the page with the language at the same time. Just pulling the index with the languages and the other pages not.

This is the url expression: main.php

$urlpatterns = array(
    '/' => 'index.php',
    '/(?P<lang>\S+)' => 'index.php',
    '/(?P<lang>\S+)/quem-somos' => 'quem-somos.php',
    '/(?P<lang>\S+)/contato' => 'contato.php'
);

And this is the configuration of php translator.

if (isset($_GET['lang'])) { 
    $lang = explode("/", $_GET['lang']);

    if ($lang[0] == "br") { $lang[0] = "br"; require_once ('br.php'); } 
    if ($lang[0] == "en") { $lang[0] = "en"; require_once ('en.php'); } 
    if ($lang[0] == "es") { $lang[0] = "es"; require_once ('es.php'); } 

} elseif (!isset($_GET['lang'])) {
    require_once ('br.php');
}

The URL looks like this: meusite.com.br/br or meusite.com.br/br/

But only search the home page, when I search for meusite.com.br/br/who-we are or meusite.com.br/en/who-we are, do not seek.

Could someone help me?

If I format everything on php translator., expressions will be ignored in main.php?

Well, your expression for language is (?P<lang>\S+), which is basically any string with one or more characters that are not blank spaces. The URL /en/quem-somos is a sequence of more than one character that are not blank spaces, so the displayed file should be index.php?

– Woss

2019/07/02 at 16:40
@Andersoncarloswoss I get it. What should I take out of this expression of mine to work? To identify the en-separate of who-we are: en**/**who we are?

– Felipe M. Gonçalves

2019/07/02 at 16:54
Indicating that lang must not possess / at value, for example, (?P<lang>[^/]+). This will define "lang" as any sequence of one or more characters that are not the bar. You can edit the expression to ignore other characters too if desired.

– Woss

2019/07/02 at 16:55
When I use this form it ends up giving error here in my code in the line of preg_match(): 
function url_response($urlpatterns) {
 foreach ($urlpatterns as $pcre => $app) {
 if(preg_match("@^{$pcre}$@", REQUEST_URI, $_GET)) {
 include(APPLICATION_DIR.'/'.$app);
 exit();
 } else {
 $erro = true;
 }
 }
 if(isset($erro) && $erro == true){
 include("app/404.php");
 }
 return;
}


– Felipe M. Gonçalves

2019/07/02 at 17:08
What mistake would that be?

– Woss

2019/07/02 at 17:12
It worked I ended up taking a parentheses in my edition. It worked as I expected. Thanks for the help!!!!!!

– Felipe M. Gonçalves

2019/07/02 at 17:18

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by Woss • **73,416** points · Answer 1 · 2019-07-02T17:24:54+00:00

The problem is in the regular expression you are using. You have defined lang as (?P<lang>\S+), however the \S house with any character other than white spaces (' ', \n, \t, etc.).

Thus, the URL /en/quem-somos is interpreted entirely as lang and the displayed page will be index.php, because you set it:

'/(?P<lang>\S+)' => 'index.php'

How are you defining that lang will be an element of path, the ideal is that you delimite its value with the delimiter character of the path: the bar, /. For this, one way to implement would be to define that lang can be anything except the bar:

(?P<lang>[^/]+)

And in this way, only en will be considered lang in the URL /en/quem-somos.