[Xerte-dev] Re: Language fall back

[David Goodwin]

The standard approach is :

1. Check for existence of $_COOKIE value e.g. for 'lang', if present, use that.
2. Check to see what languages the browser requests (see e.g. Zend_Locale (I think)) and if we have a matching one use that.
3. Allow the user to choose via some sort of drop down.


I was planning on implementing 1 and 2 sometime soon.

David.

On 12 Mar 2012, at 19:57, Pat Lockley wrote:

> issue
> 
> In the future some one may wish to develop some new functionality in XOT
> 
> This may be written in Dutch or Spanish
> 
> It may be plausible to have a site supporting multiple languages
> 
> The translation for Dutch may be there for Spanish, but might not be
> there for English.
> 
> How do we support a "fallback language"?
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