Pagination and multilanguage website

[kriscreative.net]

Hi,

My name is Kris and I'm a weekend website builder. At the moment I'm developing a multilingual website (English and Japanese) for a Taiko Drumming group that I'm also a member of.
 
For the multilingual part I'm using the multilingual fields together with the language-gateway.php page as described in Example 3 from this link. The multilingual part works fine on pages without pagination.
 
First code for all my templates is:

<?php
if($user->language->name != 'default') $segment = "/".$user->language->name;
    else $segment = '';
?>

A language switcher url is constructed as follows:

$segment$page->url

This setup works fine for all non-paginated pages.

I included my language segment variable in the baseUrl for pagination as follows:

$results= $page->children("event_start>=$today[0],limit=2,sort=event_start");
$pagination = $results->renderPager(array(
	baseUrl=>"$segment$page->url"
));

This generates working links for the default language and for the first page of the non-default language.

Working links:

• somedomainname.com/events/     --> This is the first page of the English language events page
• somedomainname.com/events/page2   --> This is the second page of the English language events page
• somedomainname.com/ja/events/    --> This is the first page of the Japanese language events page

Problem link:

• somedomainname.com/ja/events/page2   --> This is the second page of the Japanese language events page

Any idea how I can work around this?

Loving ProcessWire so far and hope we can find a solution for this problem.

edit: Might have posted this in the wrong subforum. Sorry for that.

Edited April 18, 2013 by kriscreative.net

[kriscreative.net]

Ok, problem is solved thanks to Google and an older post by Michael Murphy. Turns out I needed to turn on "Allow page numbers" for the language-gateway.php template also.

[diogo]

Glad you solved it. Welcome to the forum

ps: moved the topic to "General Support"