Elxis 4: Article in front page + multilinguism + Home link?

[Luca]

Help here is appreciated, thanks...

from
https://forum.elxis.org/index.php?topic=7245.msg46758#msg46758 (and from documentation, too):

Elxis transforms Elxis URIs into full URLs by applying the site URL, standard or custom routing settings, site SSL/TLS status and current (or forced) language.
So hello.html can be converted into any of the following (depending on the status):
http://www.example.com/hello.html
http://www.example.com/el/hello.html
https://www.example.com/hello.html
http://www.example.com/whatthefuck/hello.html
https://www.example.com/de/whatthefuck/hello.html
http://www.example.com/inner.php/el/hello.html
etc...

For me is doing well apart for the article I set as default route (frontpage) when I click on Home or Logo after selecting the second language  giving a 404 error:
content:hello.html

By clicking the lang flag the page appears (www.domain.com/lang/hello.html)

Multilinguism is enabled, translations were done, language published...

I am surely missing something

[UPDATE]

I'm experiencing also another issue, maybe related to the above.

I want a module to show content at the homepage only and I assign to it, i.e., the "Home" in mainmenu. It doesn't show up.
It does, if I assign it to ALL... but it obviously is not what I want to achieve 

I repeat it: I have an autonomous page set to show as default route.

2 installations, same issues.

[Luca]

Anybody? @Datahell?

It's only me (serverside), is this the standard behavior? is it a Nautilus bug?, ...?

[datahell]

I can't check it now as I am away.
Send me a PM to check it later, else I will surely forget it :-)

[datahell]

Checked.
Autonomous pages as front-page work fine for the main language but we get an error 404 if you change language.
So, it is a bug!
I will try to fix it and reply you again later. Please wait.

[Luca]

I'll wait... with pleasure!

[datahell]

Fixed! (I think the time took me to fix this bug is a world record )
There are several ways to fix this problem, here is what I did on Elxis core.
Open file: includes/libraries/elxis/uri.class.php
Go to line 199
add below:
$this->has_slash = false;

After the modification you will have this:

if (!$parts || (count($parts) == 0)) {
   $this->has_slash = false;
   if (defined('ELXIS_ADMIN')) {

Thanks for the bug report!

[Luca]

Thank you @Datahell and compliments for the new world record performance 

Happy to help.

This resolves the first part.

The module assigned on the "Home" links in the menus still doesn't show up...

Luca

[datahell]

Oh I forgot that.
I will see that later. I am busy now with something else.

[datahell]

Γαμώ την Ινδία μου μέσα 
I am back!

Without checking: I think that the problem will be solved if you assign the module to the autonomous page too. Try it.
"Home" is not a real link as it doesn't contain the information of the autonomous page. But if you create a real link to the autonomous page and assign your module there it will work as a charm. If you want this link not to be visible you can have it in a hidden menu.

[Luca]

Γαμώ την Ινδία μου μέσα 

LOL!

mmm. If I'm not wrong, once assigned the autonomous page to the default route, it doesn't become available in the list 'module assignement'...

"Home" is not a real link as it doesn't contain the information of the autonomous page.

Yes, it's not a real link. But shouldn't it "know" that he is the "default route" (to say so)? 

Anyway, yes, the module assigned to be displayed on the other single aut.s pages shows correctly. I can confirm. As far as they are not the default route...

Have a good stay in Ινδία 

[datahell]

If you used the google translator I must inform you that the translation it gives to the above phrase (f... me in India) is absolutely wrong! 
In fact, this phrase cannot be translated in other languages. And I didn't said that for you but for an Indian pressing "friend".

[Luca]

 
Yes, I did used gle transl.r LOL

Anyway, no matter what you are doing there (wherever you are  , have fun! Fun is good!

I know you care much about SEO and would like to come back to you with a related 'issue' to this thread.
These are the URLs brought by the language flags. I've noticed in SE results that the page set as frontpage is also being crawled with its real URL, thus creating a potential double content issue? I don't know if Nautilus is already dealing with this, perhaps with canonicals? (didn't noticed).
Anyway, I'm blocking from robots any translation languages for the same fear, but this would cut some promoting efforts.

How do you see these, please?

[Luca]

If you create a real link to the autonomous page and assign your module there it will work as a charm. If you want this link not to be visible you can have it in a hidden menu.

Summing up, thank you for this idea. It is working ok this way.

Luca

[webgift]

Γαμώ την Ινδία μου μέσα 

Aaaaaa hahahaha!

If you used the google translator I must inform you that the translation it gives to the above phrase (f... me in India) is absolutely wrong! 

Aaaaaa hahahahahahahahaha!


[Να σε καλά με έκανες και γέλασα!]

[Luca]

I know you care much about SEO and would like to come back to you with a related 'issue' to this thread.
These are the URLs brought by the language flags. I've noticed in SE results that the page set as frontpage is also being crawled with its real URL, thus creating a potential double content issue? I don't know if Nautilus is already dealing with this, perhaps with canonicals? (didn't noticed).
Anyway, I'm blocking from robots any translation languages for the same fear, but this would cut some promoting efforts.

How do you see these, please?

Never mind, thank you. I've found this https://forum.elxis.org/index.php?topic=7266.0