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Hub Site Navigation Address Field Behaviour Multilingual
steve85 Navigation node text is MUI-enabled, but the URLs are not. That is the case whether the hub site navigation is modern or classic and has MLP enabled or not. For certain types of target pages, there is redirection according to the user's language, if the target is on an MLP-enabled Communication site or a variations site collection. This redirection does not apply in all cases, but in most common scenarios.
If you want it to work for other types of target pages, you can do it with a third-party product.
steve85 Navigation node text is MUI-enabled, but the URLs are not. That is the case whether the hub site navigation is modern or classic and has MLP enabled or not. For certain types of target pages, there is redirection according to the user's language, if the target is on an MLP-enabled Communication site or a variations site collection. This redirection does not apply in all cases, but in most common scenarios.
If you want it to work for other types of target pages, you can do it with a third-party product.
Thanks for your response MartinLaplante. In my scenario, we have not used the translation feature to translate the pages to Spanish. They exist with their own URLs with reference to the page in Spanish. The hope was the Address field was unique for each language once MUI was enabled and therefore I could add the English page URL for default and the Spanish URL when using Spanish language settings. I guess not. Would the 3rd party tool you mention enable this?
steve85 yes, but 3rd party product are outside the scope of this forum. You can message me.
