Wundy wrote:
> Greetings
>
> I have edited the Squid error pages to display the logo of my company and I
> was succesfull in letting it all load by using the CSS on a webserver.
> Now the pages are by default displayed in German. error_directory
> /var/www/../German
>
> Now I would like to have a link on that page to switch it to English. My
> first way of thought was to include a small flag symbol on the german page
> and linking it to an online version of the English page. But this way I
> would just load a static webpage and lose the error information that squid
> writes.
>
> Is it possible to have just a single webpage and use the squid customizable
> error variables to fill that page. or is the entire ERR_ACCESS_DENIED, ...
> structure required ?
HTTP has provision for automated language-selection. The wishlist has a
feature entry about making use of it on error pages.
Are you interested in a bit of coding? or sponsoring somebody to do it
sooner than 'one day'?
Amos
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