On Wed, 24 Dec 2008, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
For a site I wrote I had something like that:
<?
$Langue = explode(',',$_SERVER['HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE']);
$Langue = strtolower(substr(chop($Langue[0]),0,2));
if ($Langue== 'fr'){
include("index_fr.html");
}
else {
include("index_en.html");
}
?>
Perfect, I can give that a try.
What should happen when there is no translated page? Should we
automatically show the english page? If we do show the english page, I'm
at the moment not sure how to automatically revert to the japanese page
when following a link.
Hmm.. maybe we're overdoing this. Isn't it enough for now with just the
possibility to select between using the english or a translated version of
the web pages?
It is the setting `preferred languages' in firefox. Some native language
versions are set up to prefer some language. For example, google acts on
it (I think).
And you think the LyX web site should act on it? (See above regarding
overdoing it..)
/Christian
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