Hi,

i would like to create a bilingual website, let's say english and french:

http://www.domain.com/en/contact

http://www.domain.com/fr/contact

The site has some pages like contact, products, faq etc. and every page has it's own controller action.

First of all i redirect all / requests to /en:

Route::get('/', function(){Redirect::to('/en');});

After that i would use something like this:

Route::group(array('prefix' => 'en'), function()

  Route::get('/contact', 'MyController@contact');
  Route::get('/products', 'MyController@products');
  Route::get('/faq', 'MyController@faq');

});

Route::group(array('prefix' => 'fr'), function()

  Route::get('/contact', 'MyController@contact');
  Route::get('/products', 'MyController@products');
  Route::get('/faq', 'MyController@faq');

});

But that repeats my code and i don't really like it.

What about this one?

  Route::get('/{language}/contact', 'MyController@contact');
  Route::get('/{language}/products', 'MyController@products');
  Route::get('/{language}/faq', 'MyController@faq');

Another idea would be this:

  Route::get('/{language}/{page}', 'MyController');

But this don't lead directly to the actions but only the controller.

Any ideas?

Thanks, Sharping