Subdomain licence?

[ENF]

You could add a pointer to the page with a language command, Example:

This forum (vBulletin) has two language options: 1 = English & 3 = Right to Left

If I set my favorites bookmark to this address: http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/index.php?&langid=3 -- I would get the Right to Left Language. I have it set to: http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/index.php?&langid=1 -- This would give me the English version.

So, for your uk.myforum.com default page you could add the ?&langid=X command to go to your English page and vice versa for your German page.

Your langid numbers would possibly be different, so adjust accordingly.

Good Luck.

[feldon23]

You would probably need to write a plugin for the CMS to exclude articles based on the langid. This is unfortunately beyond the scope of my knowledge.

[abroad]

You could add a pointer to the page with a language command, Example:

This forum (vBulletin) has two language options: 1 = English & 3 = Right to Left

If I set my favorites bookmark to this address: http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/index.php?&langid=3 -- I would get the Right to Left Language. I have it set to: http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/index.php?&langid=1 -- This would give me the English version.

So, for your uk.myforum.com default page you could add the ?&langid=X command to go to your English page and vice versa for your German page.

Your langid numbers would possibly be different, so adjust accordingly.

Good Luck.

Thanks. Is there any option where I can set this in vbulletin ?&langid=3 or ?&langid=4

[feldon23]

When you add a Language file to vBulletin, and make that language available to users, it appears in a popup menu at the bottom left corner of your forum.

Then you can use different links to your website to switch languages.