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From: Paul Hastings
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Mon Nov 27 06:48:59 2006
Subject: Re: Multiple language support
Mike Little wrote:
thanks, however i am under strict instruction to provide
human-translations not machine generated.
huh
sorry, perhaps i misunderstood. i did not realise i could integrate human
translation. thanks for that.
mike
I think you did not check all details.
There are some files called as .properties which must include human
translations for you localized needs. :)
Mike Little wrote:
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Hi guys,
I am about to add multiple language support to a clients site
(www.solocc.com). I have decided to use the sql server to store all the
different translations (we are employing a translator to supply
versions) and set a session language id which calls a cfc.
Just a little unsure as to how
about to add multiple language support to a clients site
(www.solocc.com). I have decided to use the sql server to store all the
different translations (we are employing a translator to supply
versions) and set a session language id which calls a cfc.
Just a little unsure as to how to setup
thanks, however i am under strict instruction to provide human-translations not
machine generated.
I would suggest to use resource bundle to get multi language support.
Check these resources:
http://www.sustainablegis.com/unicode/resourceBundle/rb.cfm
http://www.jmpj.net/rbMan/
and some more
Mike Little wrote:
thanks, however i am under strict instruction to provide human-translations
not machine generated.
huh?
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I think you did not check all details.
There are some files called as .properties which must include human
translations for you localized needs. :)
Mike Little wrote:
thanks, however i am under strict instruction to provide human-translations
not machine generated.
I would suggest to
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