Search in the right locale (ok), and show the right theme (not ok).

[kevinfilteau]

I have a website, it runs on two themes.

One is loaded for all 'en-ca' pages and the other for 'en-us' (with the param in the url) pages.

But since Hubspot settings set only a default search results page for the main domain, it load only the default 'en-ca' theme.

I managed to set the search results page to show the results on the correct locale only, but...

I can't show the right header and footer because even if I'm the /en-us/ site, it shows the /search page instead of /en-us/search page.

I managed by calling different header with a if elif method but, I can't edit the header in the system page.

My next step is to dev an entire new search interface leveraging the search API, but it is no short task.

Anyone has a clue ?

Thanks !

[Jaycee_Lewis]

Hi, @kevinfilteau 👋 Thank you for sharing your questions. Hey, @Jnix284 @Indra @LMeert, can you lend a hand here? 

Thank you! — Jaycee

[Jnix284]

Thanks for the tag @Jaycee_Lewis  and definitely a bit of a conundrum @kevinfilteau .

If it were the same theme and you were using a language switcher, changing the header out would be a lot simpler, but trying to change the header/footer on the system page for search results only when it is using a single template from a single theme is a bit more complex than what I'm able to help with. 

TBH the search results page being global and not per domain is a major issue within HubSpot and I'd love to see this improved.

I couldn't find an idea for this in the Ideas discussion, if you want to add it, I'll happily upvote! 

[kevinfilteau]

It is per say on the same theme, it's the issue. System pages load only the default theme, not the theme I can set per page. How can I change the header / footer with the language switcher ? It might be an option! Thank you again.

[Jnix284]

@kevinfilteau I'm not sure what you mean, is it the same theme or are there two separate themes (like 2 child themes)? If it is the exact same files, then adding a language switcher to the header that recognizes the en-us vs en-ca would do the trick - but search is per domain, so if you have these as separate domains, that's a different issue altogether.

[kevinfilteau]

I drew a basic sketch, I hope it will help understand.

 

 

[Jnix284]

@kevinfilteau based on the sketch, I don't think what you're trying to do will be possible based on the limitations within the HubSpot settings and the theme/template structuring of the child themes.

Maybe one of the others know of a custom coded solution to implement, otherwise back to my original suggestion of creating an idea to request unique system pages per domain.

[kevinfilteau]

Thank you for you time ! Truly appreciated. I'll submit my idea.

[kevinfilteau]

Thanks for your answer. The search seem to be per domain. The problem is actually that is not working according to the page locale. I would like to name the website so you can see, but not publicly.