Re: [Web-erp-developers] Including LanguageSetup.php

[Jesse P. <je...@st...>]

Yes... this was my option 3 from the initial email - "* changing classes 
to remove strings so translation is moot  (probably more correct) "
there aren't too terribly many strings, so it should not be noticed very 
often that they are not done. Worst case we could pass in whatever 
strings from the file the functions are used in...
I'll write if I think up some other way...

jesse


skaill wrote:

>Hahaha...none from me.
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>The good news is the classes I've looked through don't have any strings.
>It's still possible some may though.  If a class does display a string then
>it is probably due to an error and could be modified to pass back an error
>code instead.  That code can be checked later once the multilangauge is
>running and the proper message displayed at that time.
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>It may be that none of the classes use (or at least display) strings.
>
>Steve
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>From: "Daintrees" <p.d...@pa...>
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>Sent: Sunday, September 12, 2004 4:22 PM
>Subject: [Web-erp-developers] Including LanguageSetup.php
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>>Shot from the hip and missed with that previous email Jesse!
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>>The snag is that language is set from a session variable, so a session
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>needs
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>>to be initiated before LanguageSetup.php is included - so we have access
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>to
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>>$_SESSION['Language']! This creates a more serious difficulty for strings
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>in
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>>class defintion files :-(
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>>Need a little more thought and some brilliant ideas would be most
>>appreciated.
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>>Phil
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