On Tue, Jun 22, 2010 at 2:08 AM, Narendra Padala crazycake...@gmail.com wrote:
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I dont know wat to use. i18n, p28n or l10n.
I even dont the difference between them.
i18n and l10n are acronyms for the words internacionalization
(letter i, 18 letters, letter n) and localization (you guess it).
Internacionalization is a term referent to language, while
localization is related to other specific locale stuffs, like
numbers, currency, etc.
p28n is the name of a component to help you to get persistent
internacionalization. (Personally, as you are new to Cake, I don't
recomend you to use it for now).
I was read the below articles but i didn't get,
http://book.cakephp.org/view/163/Localization-in-CakePHP
Well, to get a multilanguage site, start with the article in the
link above. Enclose all text messages in your code with
gettext functions (for now I mean, use __('My message') instead
of 'My message'), save a .po file in the proper local and set
you default language in the Config.language configuration
entry.
Cake can generate .po files for you when you run: cake i18n extract
Best regards.
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