Replace # in the URL with language version

[colourfreak]

Currently, we have:
https://cofix.io/#/income

What is the # made for?

Can we instead add a language version there. Something like https://cofix.io/en/income and https://cofix.io/zn/income
Let me explain why this is important to me. In Google Analytics I need to know which version is used. And I can't make filters for each subcategory /zn/ or /en/. Knowing in which language users can't complete a goal is very useful. If we would be able to find that 10% completed a goal on the English version vs 50% completed the same goal in the Chinese version. Maybe there is a problem with the translation then.

https://www.datadrivenu.com/multilingual-tracking-google-analytics/

Here is a tutorial on how to set this up. I don't know what is regex.

[foxgem]

This is a kind of sharp url first used by twitter if my memory not wrong. We can use it to support browser history for a SPA.

We could not use locale as a part of url because all translation is handled by code not by something like static files.

Google Analytics should have some links to help us to know where uses from.

[foxgem]

My bad, it seemed that we can use some angular router tricks to implement that. I will assign this issue to me, thanks.

[foxgem]

we tried several methods to implement this issue, but not very successful: we could make url show locale info in browser, but if refreshing current page, 404 will be returned.

The reason is # used by the internal (that is web server will still use # ), changing browser representation will not effect on it. When refreshing, the url sent by browser will be unknown to server.