On Fri, Jun 09, 2000 at 06:47:46PM +0100, Mel mentioned:
> Has anyone ever had the problem of writing a multilingual website?
Check out how IMP does it. It's quite cool. At login, it can ask you what
language you speak, from a combo box, and from that, set a cookie
"chuckmIMPlang" to "en" for english, etc.
It's got a locale/ subdir, and when it's "require"ing the message
strings, it gets the ones from the locale it needs. Dead simple.
Kate
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