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I need to translate a site into multiple languages. I have been thinking
about taking all the static text and putting each block into separate text
files and then cfincluding them into each page. This way I can handover the
text files to one or more translators, and several languages done quickly.
My question is whether a large number of includes (probably 2 or 3 on every
page) will be a significant performance penalty? Anyone else have a better
multi-language strategy?
Thanks,
Chris Getner
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<P><FONT SIZE=3D2>I need to translate a site into multiple languages. I =
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