You are building a multi-lingual website and want to capture the language as part of the URL (e.g., /en-US/Home, /fr-FR/Home). How can you configure routing to capture the language segment?
- Use route parameters like {language}/Home
- Use query parameters like ?lang=en-US
- Use HTTP headers to capture the language
- Use cookies to store the language
To capture the language segment as part of the URL, you can use route parameters like {language} in your route templates. For example, the route template "{language}/Home" will capture the language segment from URLs like /en-US/Home and /fr-FR/Home.
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