I have a multilang Kirby Setup and when i enter a wrong url i’ll get routed to the homepage instead of the 404 Error page.
when i enter for example: https://example.domain/en/use-cases
everything works as expected, all my pages get routed correct. when i remove the /en but keep the // like here: https://example.domain//use-cases
should get redirected to the 404 page but displays the homepage instead
when in add another slash like here https://example.domain///use-cases
it get’s even more worse and instead a 404 Page i get a PHP error.
can someone reproduce this or got a solution for it?
Never tried this before, but I can replicate the double-slash redirect to home on a single-language setup on 3.8.1 (local test env on Nginx, production on Apache; both PHP 8.0), so this might not even be related to multilang.
Locks like different systems handle this differently. I tried CSS-Tricks and Smashing-Magazine, and none of those redirect to the error page in these cases, but rather stay on the page/redirect to the same page.
