Currently the smarty templates can contain ##CODES## which
are replaced by the text in an available language. This is
done by a Smarty output plugin: both javascript alert
strings as hmlt text can be language dependent. Two actions
remain:
1) strings which are used in javascript must be escaped if
they are using apostrophes
2) it should be possible to read the language texts from
e.g. a database so that they are accessible by internet.
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Currently the smarty templates can contain ##CODES## which
are replaced by the text in an available language. This is
done by a Smarty output plugin: both javascript alert
strings as hmlt text can be language dependent. Two actions
remain:
1) strings which are used in javascript must be escaped if
they are using apostrophes
2) it should be possible to read the language texts from
e.g. a database so that they are accessible by internet.