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Orc · 04-17-2008, 07:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by khile

just in a php file

erm....

then do..?

PHP Code:


			




 if ($_GET['your_language']=="en")

{

   echo ' THE ENGLISH DOCUMENT CONTENT HERE ';

} else if ($_GET['your_language']=="de")

{

echo ' THE GERMAN DOCUMENT CONTENT HERE ';

}

Tanax · 04-18-2008, 09:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Orc

erm....

then do..?

PHP Code:


			




 if ($_GET['your_language']=="en")

{

   echo ' THE ENGLISH DOCUMENT CONTENT HERE ';

} else if ($_GET['your_language']=="de")

{

echo ' THE GERMAN DOCUMENT CONTENT HERE ';

}

Lol, he's picky

Evulness · 04-22-2008, 03:37 PM

i think i understand what he wants....
a language switch...
erm give me a moment, i haven't used switch much...

How are you storing your language data though?
you could do something like this maybe?

Code:

<?php
$lang_status = $_GET['language_status'];

if ($lang_status) {
switch ($lang_status){
case 'de': 
$check_status_lang ='de';
    break;
case 'nl':
$check_status_lang ='nl';
    break;
case 'ru':
$check_status_lang ='ru';
    break;
default:
    $check_status_lang ='en';
endswitch;
}
}

that might not work directly, just a quick script to show what i ment...

Depending on how your storing your data... include/echo/return/print whatever the data you want... or do what orc posted... pretty much the same thing...

PHP: switch - Manual
for more info

Orc · 04-22-2008, 03:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Evulness

i think i understand what he wants....
a language switch...
erm give me a moment, i haven't used switch much...

How are you storing your language data though?
you could do something like this maybe?

Code:

<?php
$lang_status = $_GET['language_status'];

if ($lang_status) {
switch ($lang_status){
case 'de': 
$check_status_lang ='de';
    break;
case 'nl':
$check_status_lang ='nl';
    break;
case 'ru':
$check_status_lang ='ru';
    break;
default:
    $check_status_lang ='en';
endswitch;
}
}

that might not work directly, just a quick script to show what i ment...

Depending on how your storing your data... include/echo/return/print whatever the data you want... or do what orc posted... pretty much the same thing...

PHP: switch - Manual
for more info

thats pretty much what we've been talking about the whole time, but yeah you can use switch, either way.

delayedinsanity · 04-22-2008, 04:20 PM

That switch doesn't make any sense though, it's just applying the same string to a different variable. Wouldn't

PHP Code:


			
if (!empty($lang_status)) {
    $check_status_lang = $lang_status;
} else {
    $check_status_lang = "en";
}

be a much quicker way of doing that? Or even better,

PHP Code:


			
$check_status_lang = (empty($lang_status)) ? "en" : $lang_status;

I haven't read this whole thread, so I'm just offering up some alternatives to the last example there. I like switches, but I'm also partial to having the shortest code possible sometimes too.
-m

blayne4k · 04-22-2008, 06:57 PM

Im confused about what hes asking, I think he has a huge document showing both of them and wants an anchor? Im not even sure

delayedinsanity · 04-22-2008, 07:36 PM

Okay, do you want it to return data from a database, straight text from the file, or what? At first I thought you were trying to install language modules, as did others I think. Easy enough, check the data, and return something based on that. Then I read back through and it looks like you may be wanting to return a portion of a text file, based on the query string?

Show us everything you have so far. I think this should be as easy as using a switch, but I'm not clear on what's going on so far.

Evulness · 04-23-2008, 05:23 AM

I said it might not work :0P

he hasn't said how he's storing the data... so we can't really tell him how to do whatever it is he's looking to do...

delayedinsanity · 04-23-2008, 04:11 PM

Oh we can still tell him what to do. Never needed a reason before!
-m

Evulness · 04-23-2008, 04:34 PM

LOL too true!
Its up to him if he wants to listen or not.

xenon · 04-23-2008, 09:10 PM

In status.php:

PHP Code:


			
if($_GET['check_status_lang'] == 'en')
{
    echo 'en part';
}
else if($_GET['check_status_lang'] == 'de')
{
    echo 'de part';
}
else
{
    echo 'invalid language!';
}