I have a multilingual DNN with a multilingual, custom made, 2sxc app for listing out careers. The site and app are in English and French.
The app has a listing template, and a details template. When a person lands on the page, it shows the listing of careers in a grid. Each career has a variety of fields but the important ones to know are that it has a Title (a simple text string) and a URL (url-part field).
On the listing page, I have a link to each details view that looks like this:
<a href="@(Dnn.Tab.FullUrl + "/" + @App.Resources.CareerLabel.ToLower() + "/" + career.urlkey)">
The user clicks on this link and then they're brought to a URL that looks like this: /en-ca/students/think/career/veterinarian
The "/career/" part is a query string and I have a simple visual query set up so that the details view filters on this. It's a pretty standard set up for a listing and details.
I want to be able to make this article also translated into French, including the URL, so when I translate it, it should look like this:
/fr-ca/eleves/pense/career/veterinaire
The issue I'm running into is this: I have created my English articles. But when I translate the article into French, including the URL field, the article doesn't seem to display.
In my _details.cshtml template, I have:
@if (Content != null) { //show the details } else { // the career can't be found }
For some reason, when I go to French and I click on a career in the listing, the url shows /fr-ca/eleves/pense/career/veterinaire but then the details view shows the "Career can't be found" part of my details template as if the content is null.
