Hello,
I'd like to have my website translation in subdomain:
en.website.com
fr.website.com
...
I'm using a shared hosting on OVH (+ a Virtual Private Server for a dedicated configuration tool).
My WP install is on the shared hosting and it seems I can't configure this website as subdomain...
http://wpml.org/faq/server-setting-for-languages-in-different-domains/
Not sure I can use Apache as they suggest for shared hosting so I'm a bit stuck.
Any solution without moving my whole WP installation to the VPS?
Many thanks,
Jonathna
Remy answers:
Did you try to add a wildcard subdomain on the admin panel config of OVH ?
This seems to work even a shared hosting : http://nborde.fr/2013/08/wordpress-3-6-multisites-en-utilisant-les-sous-domaines-sur-un-serveur-ovh-mutualise/
The post is about multisite, but it's the same for WPML
Jonathan Surinx comments:
Yes I tried the wildcard subdomain but WPML doesn't ask any change on the .htaccess (while Multisite does...).
So I'm guessing that's it's not the same configuration for both :(
Thanks
Remy comments:
Looking at your website, the subdomains seems to at least point where they need to, since I see some changes in the title and content of the page, going from french to english or nl
Maybe I can assist you further if you need, feel free to pm me
Jonathan Surinx comments:
Hi Remy,
Many thanks for your comment, I probably would have noticed only later, but it's worked in fact! I was just supposed to wait 2 hours for propagation.
So for other:
I had no need to do the step (2) Set up the web server) on:
http://wpml.org/faq/server-setting-for-languages-in-different-domains/
Just making subdomain worked (but I touched a few other things so maybe I'm forgetting something now).
In all cases it works :)
Many thanks for your help!!
Jonathan
Remy comments:
Yeah dns propagation can take some time depending on the provider. Glad it works like you wanted. Don't forget to vote ;)
Romel Apuya answers:
Hi,
Try this plugin [[LINK href="http://wordpress.org/plugins/qtranslate/"]]qTranslate[[/LINK]]
this has the feature
<strong><em>
Choose one of 3 Modes to make your URLs pretty and SEO-friendly. - The everywhere compatible ?lang=en, simple and beautiful /en/foo/ or nice and neat en.yoursite.com</em></strong>
cheers,
Jonathan Surinx comments:
WPML has the same function and as I already used them I'd like to avoid learning all about another plugin ;)
Thanks