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I’m almost finished building a multilingual website, but came across a problem when using comment_url_title_auto_path. It’s basically the same issue described in this archived forums post.

If viewing my site in Spanish, it makes sense that a “Read more” link would direct to the corresponding entry in Spanish. But, when using comment_url_title_auto_path, the country code doesn’t tag along.

I’m using the Alternative method so my urls look like this: site.com/countrycode/index.php/...

In the archived forum post, it looked like the poster had got something to work by modifying mod.weblog.php, it looked like this:

if ($key == "comment_url_title_auto_path")
{
  $path = ($row['comment_url'] == '') ? $row['blog_url'] : $row['comment_url'];
  
  if(isset($global_vars["country_code"])) {
    $url_segments = split("/", $row['blog_url']);
    switch(true) {
      case count($url_segments) < 3:
        $path = "/" . $global_vars["country_code"] . '/' . $path;
      break;

      default:
        $url_segments[3] = $global_vars["country_code"].'/'.$url_segments[3];
        $path = implode("/", $url_segments);
      break;

    }

  } else {

   $path = ($row['comment_url'] == '') ? $row['blog_url'] : $row['comment_url'];
  }
  $tagdata = $TMPL->swap_var_single(
    $key,
    $path.$row['url_title'].'/',
    $tagdata
  );
}

I’m using the latest version of EE2, and I’m PHP illiterate. I was hoping to get some help here on how I could modify the correct file (I’m assuming it is mod.comment.php) for EE2.

This is still a major issue and any pointers in the right direction would be much appreciated.