Hi,

I have an http handler in my dnn website (which serves redirections).

The trouble is that if for instance the current displayed page is in fr-FR culture, entering my handler the CurrentCulture is always en-US (default portal locale).

Why do the current culture is not correctly set before or preserved? Do I miss something ?

Thank you for the helpful reply

Thierry

Hi,

My scenario is the following:  I have a website with two languages, en-Us and fr-FR. When I click on my link (http handler) I want to redirect to the relevant page link (page name actually), in order to do so I use the Globals.NavigateUrl methods that creates my page url.

The point is that this method throw an null pointer exception in Localization.vb line 922 (in GetCurrentLocales() portalSettings are null). So I decided to set the portal settings in the context before calling NavigateUrl and this method always returns a url string to default locale (System.Globalization.CultureInfo.CurrentCulture is always en-US).

So: why at this time the portalSettings are null in the context ? Why NavigateUrl if I have prevously set the settings always returns  the page url for en-US and not fr-FR ?

Do I must set the entire context in my http handler and get the current locale in the cookie or somewhere else ? Yet System.Globalization.CultureINfo.CurrentCulture is good inside modules code even if the language parameter is not set in the url.

Thanks for your light on this (issue?)

Thierry

Hi,

Issue is that when request comes to HTTP Handler --> ProcessRequest() method, Response.cookie collection contains "language" with value "en-US" which overwrites the value of language" cookie created by page and we lost the culture.

To resolve this, write below code in ProcessRequest() method

 if(Response.Cookies["language"] != null)
   {
      Response.Cookies.Remove("language");
  }

Thanks,
Ruchir