Chris:
Thanks for the suggestion - I have peeked through Smarty - not bad - but it
seems that the designer would still need to learn a different syntax. That
is not an issue for this application however - I have really no need for
separating the template and the code, since the template is alread
Mike,
the easiest way to do this would be to use smarty. (smarty.php.net)
abstract out your language specific strings into a file that is called by
the template. Use a variable to define the language and use an assign to
dynamically change the language file in the template.
Then build a function
2 matches
Mail list logo
