Custom map routing of OrchardCore.Users actions with culture

[DotCat1985]

I configured my OrchardCore solution for en and it cultures by using OrchardCore.Localization module.
I would like to access to all OrchardCore.Users actions only with my custom routes as following:

/en/login
/it/login

/en/user-registration
/it/registrazione-utente

...

where /en/login will return Login page in English, /it/login will return Login page in Italian, and so on.

Perhaps, how can I map all OrchardCore.Users route actions with the example above?

[Piedone]

Perhaps you can use MapAreaControllerRoute() (see https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/mvc/controllers/routing?view=aspnetcore-8.0 and example in the OC source) to add a higher prio route in your module/theme's Startup?

Also, @hishamco you can help, perhaps?

[hishamco]

This another thing, you can do if you replace the route in other module that's run after OC.Users module. FYI I remembered @hyzx86 did something similar in the past

[hyzx86]

Perhaps this is what you are referring to?
https://github.com/EasyOC/EasyOC.Modules/tree/main/src/Modules/EasyOC.ReplaceAction

It's just a replacement the Action implementation on OrchardCore, nothing to do with routing.

[DotCat1985]

It's just a replacement the Action implementation on OrchardCore, nothing to do with routing.

In the following sample, could I manipulate on action routes from descriptor object?

//sample 5 , Advanced configuration
    services.ReplaceAction(opt =>
    {
        opt.Items.Add(new ActionReplaceOptionItem
        {
            CustomAction = (descriptor) =>
            {
                //Do whatever you want
                Console.WriteLine(descriptor.ControllerName);
            }
        });
    });

[hyzx86]

You can use it to implement jumps, for example checking if the URL contains the specified culture, and if no culture option is found, jumping to the specified culture.

look at the OC source code for how to identify multi-tenancy from routing.

OrchardCore/src/OrchardCore/OrchardCore/Modules/ModularTenantRouterMiddleware.cs

Lines 28 to 39 in 84ae5cb

	var shellContext = ShellScope.Context;
	// Define a new 'PathBase' for the current request based on the tenant 'RequestUrlPrefix'.
	// Because IIS or another middleware might have already set it, we just append the prefix.
	// This allows to use any helper accepting the '~/' path to resolve the tenant's base url.
	if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(shellContext.Settings.RequestUrlPrefix))
	{
	PathString prefix = "/" + shellContext.Settings.RequestUrlPrefix;
	httpContext.Request.PathBase += prefix;
	httpContext.Request.Path.StartsWithSegments(prefix, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase, out var remainingPath);
	httpContext.Request.Path = remainingPath;
	}

[hyzx86]

Pls Follow #5125

[hishamco]

Why you didn't use localization routing which is feature that many might not now about, BTW similar issue already there

https://github.com/hishamco/aspnetcore/tree/main/src%2FMiddleware%2FLocalization.Routing

Hopefully I will reply with detailed answer tomorrow coz my Grandma is RIP today 😔

[DotCat1985]

I express my condolences and so you can reply me without any urgency.

[hishamco]

@DotCat1985 This might be useful #5125