Hi there
I haven't read the article, so I am not sure whether this fits in with
whatever the article says.
I always use utf-8 as character encoding and never had any troubles
with Cake localisation.
In the views you simply use the function __() (or one of the other
translation functions)
to get the translations of your messages. Just remember to enable l10n
in the corresponding controllers.
The models are a bit more complicated, as you cannot call a function
in the declaration of a class member (the $validate array).
I simply gave the appModel a function loadValidation which is called
in the constructor. This loadValidation() function then fills the
class member $validate with the validation array.
Please note that I had to load L10n already in the bootstrap, as
otherwise the error messages always appear in the default language
(english).
I believe this is because the models are loaded before the
controllers, but I am not sure.
I use Cake 1.2.0.5427alpha
Good luck
Claudia
On Sep 17, 2:28 am, cem <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi ;
> I am reading the localization article in the cakePHP . And in that
> article it says that I have to include the uses('L10n'); in the
> controllers I want to use . But I want to change the validation errors
> in the models and some messages in the views what should I do ?
>
> The second question about that is it is using the ISO639-2 character
> encoding . What should I put in the doctype of my default.ctp ? Can
> anyone give me an example of Doctypes in Cakephp ? For various
> Languages please ?
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