* Thus wrote daniel hahler ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Hello listmembers,
>
> I'm building up a site which should be german and english. So I have a
> site object which remembers this choice during the session and do a
> include('lang_'.$site->lang.'.php');
> in my topmost.php.
>
> This works good, but this file is growing and I thought about how to
> handle this.
>
> Two things came in mind:
> 1. Split the content parts and use a different include file for each
> section.
> 2. Do a switch ($site->curMenu) in the lang_xx.php and define only
> what is needed for current section.
>
> The first option is not so good, as I would have up to 10 new files.
> And when thinking of the second option, I thought that it could be
> even more performant, if you had a static included file, as this could
> be cached somehow.
>
> So, what to do?
>
I would suggest using gettext it will make the application real
flexible. I havn't used it but from what I've seen it really is
simple to use. Plus it keeps your translations completely seperate
from your program.
http://php.net/manual/en/ref.gettext.php
> And: hello to all, it's my first post here. :)
Hello and Welcome.
Curt
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