I have a domain.com and I want to show different languages. At entrance, the PHP identifies the visitor's country and includes a translation file.
When a user wants to change the language, he selects from a drop down the desired language.
So, what I want is to get them to the domain.com/uk for example if he chooses English language.
The problem is that I do not want to create any subdomains or folders, because it looks for a dir. What I will do is to take the uk
and run an if statement, and load the appropriate translation file.
How can I cheat the browser NOT to look for a folder, but open me the same page?
Also I do not want to use domain.com?uk or anything related.
UPDATE
I want to omit the ?
<?php
session_start();
if(isset($_GET['link'])) {
$_SESSION['started'] = true;
}
?>
<a href="?link"> LINK </a>