Im am using content negotiation to present different HTML pages depending on the browsers language preference. This works in general, but not with language "subtags", e.g. if the preferred language is sent as "de-DE" only. Here is my setup (reduced to two languages for simplicity): ---------------------------------------------- // .htaccess: AddHandler type-map var DirectoryIndex index.var LanguagePriority en de ForceLanguagePriority Prefer Fallback // index.var: URI: index URI: index.en.html Content-type: text/html Content-language: en URI: index.de.html Content-type: text/html Content-language: de // index.en.html: English index page // index.de.html: German index page ---------------------------------------------- This works as expected when the client sends the preferred language as Accept-Language: de,en;q=0.8 and "index.de.html" is returned from the Apache server. But with Accept-Language: de-DE,en-US;q=0.8 the server returns "index.en.html", so apparently "de-DE" does not match "de" when the language is negotiated. Do I really have to add all possible combinations in "index.var", such as "de, de-DE, de-CH, de-AT" for German? Or is there at way to specify "match this language with any language subtags"? My naive approach "de-*" did not work. Or is it a bug in the HTTP client (in my case: Android WebView) if it sends only "de-DE" in the Accept-Language header, without a plain "de"? Thanks for any help, Martin --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscribe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx For additional commands, e-mail: users-help@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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