Hello~
My first drupal.org post! My client had a drupal site set up and configured to their specific needs and now I am one of a handful of developers supporting it.
It is all set up so that any URL includes "/en/"
For example, www.site.com/en/about-us
The homepage was set up to be www.site.com/en.. so if I go to Site Configuration > Site Information, whatever I want to set as the front page is configured to always follow www.site.com/en. Even when we create and add content, in the URL path settings, it is set up so that whatever we put in would come after www.site.com/en/. So for example, for the URL path settings for a new node about our location would be entered as "about-us/location" and the full absolute url of the node would automatically be rendered as www.site.com/en/about-us/location.
I hope that helped give a little background.
So, my issue is that if a user manually types in www.site.com into their address bar and hits enter, we want the browser to automatically add the /en after the domain. Currently, it does not, it just stays as www.site.com. Once a user clicks on anything, that "/en/" is in every URL, but there is a possibility someone could manually get to our site without the "/en/" in the url and that could screw up our consolidated analytics.