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Sent: Friday, March 30, 2001 2:01 PM
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Subject: Re: Internationalized JavaScript?...Solved!!
I do appreciate the suggestions presented to me. Let me share with you how
I solved the problem.
It was a
Let's say you have an alert box that has a message. You want that message
to be internationalized. Let's also assume that you want your JavaScript
source to not be in the jsp/html page, you would rather link to it (i.e.
script src="[location of JavaScript source file]").
How do you get the
Dallas,
We chose to do option 1. We found it to be the most flexible.
For instance, we use a javascript confirm to ask the user: 'Are you sure you
want to delete widget XYZ?'
Where XYZ is the item he clicked on. The rest of the text is
internationalized.
HTH,
Pete
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