http://blah blah blah/gb and http://blah blah blah/en

[skylark167]

Hi - if you have a look at our site http://www.welshspitfire.org/museumshop/en and http://www.welshspitfire.org/museumshop/gb, I seem to have two different versions of the same site. I only want the one with gb, as the other one has lots of problems which i thought were due to caching - but now I see that it is something to do with two versions a gb and an en. I only want the site gb to be shown to all visitors.

 

How do I do that? Do I need to disable something?

 

Thanks - I've been scratching my head lately about this.

[vekia]

you can disable (not remove!) unwanted languages under localization > languages tab in your back office, in this case - you can disable English (EN) language

[skylark167]

Ok - well I think its something to do with enabling languages, as I have now disabled the en language (which is US).

 

Why does that happen, ie give you two different sites?

 

Thanks

[skylark167]

Now I've got a database error message Link to database cannot be established: SQLSTATE[08004] [1040] Too many connections. Oh, gee its one of those days.

[vekia]

you've got an access to back office now?

[skylark167]

Well all is ok now - but I've asked hosts to check database, as I'm sure I wouldn't have had that message unless something wasn't quite right.

 

Anyway - there was a bit of confusion with my shop when both gb and en were enabled, it turned out that when I added the en to the url, I would get the lorem ipsum dialogue etc, but when I put gb in the url - the shop behaved itself. So there was something amiss with my shop when other languages were enabled. Will I require languages to be enabled in the future - what would it be used for?

Thanks