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    Fred D
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    Hi guys, I'm developing my website and I'd like to make it available in more than one language. Do you know any good method to be able to display txt in the user's selected language ? My host is running Linux, MySQL & supports PHP, so I've thought of using some sort of "marker/link" instead of directly putting the txt in the HTML page, with a request to the DB which would retrieve the appropriate txt depending on which language the user has previously chosen. Any thoughts?

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      Hi guys, I'm developing my website and I'd like to make it available in more than one language. Do you know any good method to be able to display txt in the user's selected language ? My host is running Linux, MySQL & supports PHP, so I've thought of using some sort of "marker/link" instead of directly putting the txt in the HTML page, with a request to the DB which would retrieve the appropriate txt depending on which language the user has previously chosen. Any thoughts?

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      Michael Sync
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      It's very easy to do with ASP.NET. (ASP.NET 2.0 supports custom culture for those languages that doesn't have as build-in in Windows. eg: burmese) but it's sad to say that the host that you bought won't supports ASP.NET and the most of us here are ms guys. So, I'm not sure how to globalize in PHP. I know one good reference. This is Wordpress PHP blogging tool[^]. This blogging software is completely written in PHP and it supports multi-languages. Or, If you don't want to spend your time for exploring wordpress code then it's better if you ask about this in PHP forum..

      Thanks and Regards, Michael Sync ( Blog: http://michaelsync.net) If you want to thank me for my help, please vote my message by clicking one of numbers beside "Rate this message". Why vote? Plz Read it here. Thank you. :)

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