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11/12/2013 3:54 AM
 

Hi,

For the blog (and all other modules) you can write a rewriter provider that rewrite the urls.

But to do want you want, you need a way to store the url in english for each blog post or to calculate them.

I know the blog 6 can be multi-language, so if you activate english language, you can use the english title to calculate the url.

But, do you want to activate english on your site ?

Or do you know a way to calculate the url from the actual data in a blog post ?

Regards

 
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11/13/2013 12:43 AM
 

I don't want to activate english, but I can do it if there will be no other way.

1. I think that the best way would be to specify the URL-link for each article. If there is no possibilities to specify URL in some field (this is the best way), I can even make it right in the MS SQL database, if I know where I can do it, but this is difficult and "dangerous" way.

2.Also I think I can make some rules for recalculating, for example I can rewrite russian letters by english analogs. Then I will be very grateful If you answer - is there a way to do it? where (in which module) I can realize rewriting rules, in DNN modules or in IIS module?

 

 
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11/13/2013 11:48 AM
 

1. I think that the best way would be to specify the URL-link for each article. If there is no possibilities to specify URL in some field (this is the best way), 

> There is no field in the blog module for it. But you can ask the blog module developer to add it.

http://dnnblog.codeplex.com/

I can even make it right in the MS SQL database, if I know where I can do it, but this is difficult and "dangerous" way.

> I agree

2.Also I think I can make some rules for recalculating, for example I can rewrite russian letters by english analogs. Then I will be very grateful If you answer - is there a way to do it? where (in which module) I can realize rewriting rules, in DNN modules or in IIS module?

> The best way is to integrate it in a DNN url rewriter.

> i can modify open url rewriter to include this. I do it already for french special characters. 

> And there is a blog module provider for open url rewriter

https://openurlrewriter.codeplex.com/

 
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11/15/2013 3:09 PM
 

Thank you very much!

I solved this problem by another way. All posts in the blog have ID (some number), and my URL looks like the mysite.ru/post/ID/russian_title_of_post. I noticed that you can open post by the URL without russian_title_of_post, so I modified my templates to make all links to the posts looks like mysite.ru/post/ID/. That's it!

 

Thank you again.

 
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