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Settings up editor server gets the frontend urls.

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Hi,
We have a multilanguage site and split the editor server from the frontend servers.
The editor server as different url setup than the Frontend.

The problem is that when visiting the editor server in View Mode to validate your work (editoral content) the menu and link URLs points to the frontend server urls. (E.g. using @Url.contentUrl())
I would expect to get the Editor url but with the language code appended to the url.

Our setup is following, as I have tested on cms 9 Ally website too.

  • epi.localedit - is editor url Set as "Edit Type" in admin mode -> manage website. 
  • epi.local.be - Belgium test url. Mapped to NL-BE

I also want to use French belgium, fr-Be. However the problem is about the Edit server (epi.localedit ) getting the frontend urls (epi.local.be) on its links when surfing the site.
Again expected would be epi.localedit/nl-be. (it only gets this when I remove the mapping nl-be from epi.local.be)

Cheers

Per

#148008
Apr 29, 2016 17:10
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What is your setup in admin mode with the "types" of hosts? Primary, redirects, edit?

#148018
Apr 30, 2016 16:38
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Hi,

No primary or redirects, only one edit host. 

took a temporary screenshot (available in 3 days)

http://awesomescreenshot.com/0d65u54gbb

Basically:

Host Name | Culture | Type | Scheme

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epi.local.en | en | Primary | 

epi.local.se | sv | Primary |

epi.localedit | - | Edit |

epi.local.be | nl-BE | Primary |

I tested settings primary to on the culture once, but no different result. 
/P

#148029
May 02, 2016 10:02
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