John Davidson

Message:

I'm working on an international website with 3 languages (Eng - FR and AR) based on laravel localization. And I want to set the locale prefix in hreflang tag.

My site is structured like this:

http://example.com/{locale}



<ul>

    <a href="{{ url('lang/en') }}" hreflang="LANGUAGE PREFIX">English</a>

    <a href="{{ url('lang/fr') }}" hreflang="LANGUAGE PREFIX">French</a>

    <a href="{{ url('lang/ar') }}" hreflang="LANGUAGE PREFIX">Arabic</a>

</ul>

routes/web.php

Route::get('lang/{locale}', [LocalizationController::class, 'lang']);

LocalizationController

class LocalizationController extends Controller

{

    public function lang($locale) {

        App::setlocale($locale);

        session()->put('locale', $locale);

        return redirect()->back();

    }

}

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My Answer:
To set the locale prefix in the hreflang tag in Laravel Localization, you can use the `app()->getLocale()` method to get the current locale and then include it in the hreflang tag.

Here's an example of how you can set the hreflang tag in your blade template:

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In this example, we are using the `app()->getLocale()` method to get the current locale and include it in the hreflang tag for each language. We are also using `Request::getRequestUri()` to get the current URI and append it to the hreflang tag.

Make sure to replace `http://example.com` with your actual website URL.

This way, the hreflang tag will dynamically include the current locale prefix based on the selected language on your website.