A colleague wrote a plugin and the customer said, the translation doesn’t work. Our plugin loads more data via a form and AJAX.
The problem is, that our JS plugin always queries the base url https://example.com instead of https://example.com/en so Shopware didn’t had any chance to find the correct sales channel.
I replaced the hardcoded urls with JS configuration as documented. The next step was to add the dynamic url. I tried it with {{ url() }} and with {{ path() }}, but it didn’t work. Symfony or shopware didn’t add the /en.
It took a while of fiddling, but after the penny dropped, I looked up how product urls are generated:
{{ seoUrl('my.api.url') }}Update (23.01.24):
seoUrl only returns a path, not a complete url, so in case, that your language urls are subdomains, you might want to use rawUrl instead.
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