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If you want users to switch to another language on every page you can place the Language switcher block via Structure > Block Layout. In my case it didn’t help, but I have since learned that setting the Rendering Language to Interface text language selected for page does help getting rid of duplicates. In some cases setting the Query Settings to Distinct removes the duplicates. Especially when a view has a relationship to another entity such as Paragraphs. You might notice some duplicates popping up now. This will ensure only nodes that are available in the language the user has selected will be shown. Select Content: Translation language and check Interface text language selected for page below language. You do this by adding a Filter Criteria to your view. The first thing you need to do is filter the view on the language the user is currently viewing. And if a user goes to the Dutch version of the same page only blogs in Dutch should be visible. For example if a user navigates to the English blog overview page it would make sense to only show blog nodes which are written in English. When you’ve created a view with nodes you only want to show the ones which are available in the language the user prefers.

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How to configure multilingual Views and remove duplicates If your Drupal website is mostly served to logged in users it might be better to use User as the detection method so users can set their language in their user profile. Also drag the URL detection method to the top of the list. Note that Selected Language is enabled by default and can’t be turned off, which is fine. In order to configure your Drupal website this way only enable URL as a Detection method. Optionally you can enable the language switcher so users can switch between languages changing either the domain name or the path. Another way is to use the path, where the domain name stays the same but /en/ or /nl/ is inserted into the URL. The language preference can be determined by the domain name the user visits showing only nodes in the language corresponding with the domain extensions (.com shows English content and. In all the projects I’ve worked on, the language was detected either by path or domain name. How you configure this is mostly up to the site's requirements. You can configure this under Configuration > Regional and language > Languages > Detection and selection. In order to do this you need to detect this preference.

If someone visits your Drupal website you want to show your website in the user’s preferred language.

Correctly setting the selection and detection of the user’s language

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