I have a multilanguage site and the flags are spread in a specified area so I have to make manually some links in order to allow the user to change the language. I found in a page that I could use the following syntax in order to make these links:



<a href="<% = ResolveURL("~/") %>?language=el-GR">Greek</a>

<a href="<% = ResolveURL("~/") %>?language=en-US">English</a>



They work but the problem is that when you click the link it does not show the current page but it displays the home page of the site. How could I transform it in order to move to selected language the current page?

I tried this function but the url that returns include the language parameter which is the current selected langauge. I want the url without this paramter so that I will set it myself according to my needs. For the following code I just tested:



    Response.Write(DotNetNuke.Common.Globals.NavigateURL(PortalSettings.ActiveTab.TabID, "", "language=el-GR"))

     

I had the following result:



    http://localhost/villaouranosdnn/HOME... 



As you can see the language parameters appears 2 times. The first is the one that I used and the second is for the current language. What should I do so that it will include in the url only the language that I pass in the parameter?

the localtokenreplace is an object so i don't know what namespace you need, but the default core tokenreplace is in the DotNetNuke.services.tokens namespace

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