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I run a site where it is important to have good and simple URLs that need to be localized.
Example for the english version:
example.com/car/?type=fiat
Example for the Swedish version:
example.se/bil/?typ=fiat (bil is car in swedish)
And ofcourse I would like to handle all of these URLs from the same codebase. What is the best way to handle this?
Should I set up several controllers (CarController, BilController) or is there a “cleaner” way to handle localized controller names?
BR
Niklas
What about rewriting the URL depending on the domain? This way, the Zend framework will get only the English names, while the URL can use localized names.