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For multi-language usage of CMS, they translate terms by a function similar to function __($word) { include 'fr.php'; if(!empty($lang[$word])) {$translated=$lang[$word]; } else { $translated = $word; } return $translated; } Since we need to use this function several times in a php page, as all words and phrases will be echoed by __(' '); does the function need to include the language time every time, or it will be cached for the function after first load? Since the language file contains a complete list of words and phrased used throughout the website (thousands of key/value), pho needs to

If I make a search with indexed_search the page has contents like Search for: xxx Page 1 Page x Next > Size Created but the language of the page is another one. This is true for the default language (german) and another language (slovenski). The configuration of the plugin has either the Language Default or Slovenski . I have set the config.language parameter config { linkVars = L sys_language_mode = content_fallback sys_language_overlay = hideNonTranslated sys_language_uid = 0 language = de locale_all = de_DE } [globalVar = GP:L=] config { sys_language_uid = 0 language = de_DE local_all = de

Does this implementation scale well: Requirement is: System must support x number of languages; where x will = as many languages as business can translate All system maintained values (page content, email content, values stored in the hundreds of lookup tables which are user facing) need to support multi-language. My implementation: Tables: (sample names used) local_text_table language_lookup_table Content_table_1 Content_table_2 Content_table_3 Content_table_4 .... Plan: language_lookup_table has list of all possible languages lang_id lang_name local_text_table has list of all possible text

Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Learn more . Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 9 months ago . I have a blog on Wordpress in which I need to serve contents in several different languages. I don't want to translate the articles, I just want to have some in each of the languages and just have a way of switching between them. I was looking for a wordpress plugin that allows such functionality but so far I found only xLanguage but it's not what I intend to use if for, although it's pretty close.

I'm redesigning the URL of a PHP multilingual site (en|es|de|fr|ru). The URL's of the site are this way: www.mysite.com/page www.mysite.com/page/subpage1 www.mysite.com/page/subpage1/subpage2 www.mysite.com/page/subpage1/subpage2/subpage3 Up to four levels of subdirectories (products, subproducts, etc.). The language is passed as a GET parameter: www.mysite.com/page?lang=es or www.mysite.com/page/subpage1/subpage2?lang=de The current .htaccess is something like this: Options +FollowSymlinks +MultiViews -Indexes RewriteEngine on RewriteBase / # Redirect all versions of homepage to www.mysite

I'd like to add multi-language support to a CocoaTouch Framework. The problem: The Localizable.strings file I created only gets used by NSLocalizedString when it's part of the main app and its target. I'd like to store it inside the Framework to keep things separate. How can I use the Localizable.strings when placed inside a CocoaTouch Framework? Use: NSLocalizedString("Good", tableName: nil, bundle: NSBundle(forClass: self), value: "", comment: "") or you can create public func like this: class func POLocalized(key: String) -> String{ let s = NSLocalizedString(key, tableName: nil, bundle: