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This is a rather simple question, so I'll keep it short.

Update1: In this context {page-structure} means just that: page1/page1-1/page1-1-1/{...}.

Update2: For further clarification, I want to do about the same the ACF Post Object field is doing, except I want to do it dynamically based on the URL structure as explained below.

I'm making a custom multilingual site, with a dual page structure (with and without /en). Any page at mysite.com/en/{page-structure} are getting its locale changed to en_US and the content (ACF) is fetched from the corresponding page at mysite.com/{page-structure}. Based on the locale different content is displayed.

How can I on mysite.com/en/{page-structure} automatically get the $post Object from mysite.com/{page-structure} (i.e. without en/)?

(Currently I'm using ACF to fetch fields from the corresponding page by rewriting the field requests, but it I could change the $post Object on the fly, it would make everything a little simpler.)

This is a rather simple question, so I'll keep it short.

In this context {page-structure} means just that: page1/page1-1/page1-1-1/{...}.

I'm making a custom multilingual site, with a dual page structure (with and without /en). Any page at mysite.com/en/{page-structure} are getting its locale changed to en_US and the content (ACF) is fetched from the corresponding page at mysite.com/{page-structure}. Based on the locale different content is displayed.

How can I on mysite.com/en/{page-structure} automatically get the $post Object from mysite.com/{page-structure} (i.e. without en/)?

(Currently I'm using ACF to fetch fields from the corresponding page by rewriting the field requests, but it I could change the $post Object on the fly, it would make everything a little simpler.)

This is a rather simple question, so I'll keep it short.

Update1: In this context {page-structure} means just that: page1/page1-1/page1-1-1/{...}.

Update2: For further clarification, I want to do about the same the ACF Post Object field is doing, except I want to do it dynamically based on the URL structure as explained below.

I'm making a custom multilingual site, with a dual page structure (with and without /en). Any page at mysite.com/en/{page-structure} are getting its locale changed to en_US and the content (ACF) is fetched from the corresponding page at mysite.com/{page-structure}. Based on the locale different content is displayed.

How can I on mysite.com/en/{page-structure} automatically get the $post Object from mysite.com/{page-structure} (i.e. without en/)?

(Currently I'm using ACF to fetch fields from the corresponding page by rewriting the field requests, but it I could change the $post Object on the fly, it would make everything a little simpler.)

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This is a rather simple question, so I'll keep it short.

In this context {page-structure} means just that: page1/page1-1/page1-1-1/{...}.

I'm making a custom multilingual site, with a dual page structure (with and without /en). Any page at mysite.com/en/{page-structure} are getting its locale changed to en_US and the content (ACF) is fetched from the corresponding page at mysite.com/{page-structure}. Based on the locale different content is displayed.

How can I on mysite.com/en/{page-structure} automatically get the $post Object from mysite.com/{page-structure} (i.e. without en/)?

(Currently I'm using ACF to get out allfetch fields from the corresponding page by rewriting the field requests, but it I could change the $post Object on the fly, it would make everything a little simpler.)

This is a rather simple question, so I'll keep it short.

How can I on mysite.com/en/{page-structure} automatically get the $post Object from mysite.com/{page-structure} (i.e. without en/)?

(Currently I'm using ACF to get out all fields by rewriting the field requests, but it I could change the $post Object on the fly, it would make everything a little simpler.)

This is a rather simple question, so I'll keep it short.

In this context {page-structure} means just that: page1/page1-1/page1-1-1/{...}.

I'm making a custom multilingual site, with a dual page structure (with and without /en). Any page at mysite.com/en/{page-structure} are getting its locale changed to en_US and the content (ACF) is fetched from the corresponding page at mysite.com/{page-structure}. Based on the locale different content is displayed.

How can I on mysite.com/en/{page-structure} automatically get the $post Object from mysite.com/{page-structure} (i.e. without en/)?

(Currently I'm using ACF to fetch fields from the corresponding page by rewriting the field requests, but it I could change the $post Object on the fly, it would make everything a little simpler.)

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This is a rather simple question, so I'll keep it short.

How can I on mysite.com/en/{page-structure} automatically get the $post Object from mysite.com/{page-structure} (i.e. without en/)?

(Currently I'm using ACF to get out all fields by rewriting the field requests, but it I could change the $post Object on the fly, it would make everything a little simpler.)