Navigation inheriatance

To solve this, you'll likely need to create a customized version of the navigation widget that defines separate navigation options for each country and selects the appropriate country's navigation items based on the URL being rendered (the top-level group in the URL).

To solve this, you'll likely need to create a customized version of the navigation widget that defines separate navigation options for each country and selects the appropriate country's navigation items based on the URL being rendered (the top-level group in the URL).

hi Ben Tiedt, thanks for your answer/help.

We did follow the similar approach. We added multiple custom navs with country field. 

used grouppath to identify current cournty and apllied the same country navigation.

This is good untll we have grouppath. But on site pages (profile, search etc), we had difficulties again as there was no group path. We used cookie here. When group path was available we dropped a cookie to remember user's country. and when we lose group path, we wrote fallback logic to use cookie country.

#set ($cookieKey = "communityCountryCode")
#set($CookieExpiry = 1825 * 1000 * 60 * 60 * 24)
$core_v2_page.SetCookieValue($cookieKey, “US”, "%{ CookieName = $cookieKey, expires= $CookieExpiry }")

but the problem here is its not seeting expiry as per our definition. Its session based cookie.

If user revisits, we are not able to remember the country.

Is there a way to set expiry for the cookie using above velocity code?

thanks in advance,

Kalim

Sumit Raju, fyi

There is not currently a way to set the expiration date of a cookie through the scripting API. 

As a potential alternate solution, could you inspect the user's language key? $core_v2_user.Accessing.Language

Hi Ben, we can try that. 

But I am not sure. kalim, have you used this before?

User's from Japan or Germany may have their profile langauges set. But i am afraid the US, UK, AU users will set/choose any different langauge.