phpesp-general

[phpesp-general] Language setting

[<st...@ge...>]

Hi all

I just started using phpESP 1.4 - impressive stuff.

I want to localize it to danish. Therefore I edited the .ini to:

<codestart>
/**
 * Choose the default language and locale path here.
 */
$lang =3D 'da';
$locale_path =3D '/path/phpESP/locale';
</codestart>

But the pages are still shown in English. The $locale_path is the the pat=
h
for the directory with the subdirs for each language (including danish as
'da')

What did I miss?

(I have phpESP installed on a webhotel, so I can't change all server-rela=
ted
settings...)

Kind Regards
S=F8ren

[phpesp-general] Language setting

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I am using phpesp in german language and everything works fine, main menu
and previewing my survey all is translated in german. But when I activate my
survey the buttons "submit survery" etc are back in english. Can I somehow
change the names for the buttons manually or is there another possible
answer for that problem?

help would be appreciated :)

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Re: [phpesp-general] Language setting

[James E. F. <jf...@ac...>]

Unfortunately phpESP tries to be "smart" when picking the
language setting, and takes a look at the languages that
your browser requests. Check and see if the language
preferences in your browser are something other than
danish (i.e. english).

Another problem could be that the hosting service you are
using does not have the GNU Gettext extension loaded for
PHP. Put this PHP script somewhere on the server and see
what it tells you:
  http://phpesp.sf.net/files/status.php.txt

-James

On Sun, 19 May 2002, Søren Thing Pedersen wrote:

> Hi all
>
> I just started using phpESP 1.4 - impressive stuff.
>
> I want to localize it to danish. Therefore I edited the .ini to:
>
> <codestart>
> /**
>  * Choose the default language and locale path here.
>  */
> $lang = 'da';
> $locale_path = '/path/phpESP/locale';
> </codestart>
>
> But the pages are still shown in English. The $locale_path is the the path
> for the directory with the subdirs for each language (including danish as
> 'da')
>
> What did I miss?
>
> (I have phpESP installed on a webhotel, so I can't change all server-related
> settings...)
>
> Kind Regards
> Søren
>
>
>
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