Here you'll see a .tar.gz and a .zip version.
A changes.txt is also included, a phrase from that document:
Here are the results:
Everything is tested on Windows 98 SE/Apache 1.3.26/PHP 4.2.2,
and Linux rev66.cobalt 2.2/Apache 1.3.20/PHP 4.1.2.
Ofcourse there's only some HTML output, but it worked :)
- Put all HTML text in PHP vars, these are declared in a language file, so translating and switching from languages is a lot easyer.
- Made an English language file, if there's an incorrect language file, this one will be used.
- Made an Dutch language file.
- Created an config file.
- Vars that need an config from the user or vars that are used more than once are put in the config file.
- Made the system compatible with PHP 4.2.2, using $_SERVER for some vars
Cya,
Xatr0z
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I've forgot to say that in the source, you can see some variables which start with a $L_ or a $C_,
the ones who start with a $C_ are variables who have to be configged by the user (=config.php), and $L_ are language vars, where text output is located (=files in the form of language.lang, english.lang by example)
Cya,
Xatr0z
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I was bored, and I have did some code and translate work.
Download the files at:
http://www.com-crime.net/~iz/digify/
Here you'll see a .tar.gz and a .zip version.
A changes.txt is also included, a phrase from that document:
Here are the results:
Everything is tested on Windows 98 SE/Apache 1.3.26/PHP 4.2.2,
and Linux rev66.cobalt 2.2/Apache 1.3.20/PHP 4.1.2.
Ofcourse there's only some HTML output, but it worked :)
- Put all HTML text in PHP vars, these are declared in a language file, so translating and switching from languages is a lot easyer.
- Made an English language file, if there's an incorrect language file, this one will be used.
- Made an Dutch language file.
- Created an config file.
- Vars that need an config from the user or vars that are used more than once are put in the config file.
- Made the system compatible with PHP 4.2.2, using $_SERVER for some vars
Cya,
Xatr0z
I've forgot to say that in the source, you can see some variables which start with a $L_ or a $C_,
the ones who start with a $C_ are variables who have to be configged by the user (=config.php), and $L_ are language vars, where text output is located (=files in the form of language.lang, english.lang by example)
Cya,
Xatr0z