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manpreet
Best Answer
3 years ago
I'm trying to use symfony sticky locale to change the web locale through the url. For this as is explained y the page y linked before I've created a event subscriber which implements this on onKernelRequest function.
The Event subricreber is running and doing de if($loc) block correctly, but it seems not to be detected by the translator, so it could be a event subcriber priority problem, but I tried to change its priority an still getting same local.
Event Subscriber
Controller
I'm expecting to get change the translator locale to which is writed in the url.
If I change the url to
/en/pro/live/$request->getLocale()in the controller returns the correct locale but the translator local still ines