You could add Google Translator to your site. I haven't used it in any of my projects, but I'm pretty sure it's easy to integrate it into your website.
I want to add language translator at my site but what kind of software works best?
I looking for a software I can add to my site there automatic choose the language for the right country.
You could add Google Translator to your site. I haven't used it in any of my projects, but I'm pretty sure it's easy to integrate it into your website.
google translator you can add to your site.. but personally i dont use this kind of translators, and they only works on plain simple functions like from one page to another page, in so many things they cant translate, like when u submit a form, on next page everything will be in its original language.. so best way to make a website multi language is to do your own coding and make it multi lingual website.
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google translator will work very efficiently.it will quickly translate css to any languages.
i think last month my friend make site about language tools
he install code
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There are a number of approaches to making your website multilingual and as in all design decisions your site's requirements should dictate which way you go in the end analysis. In this article I am not going to survey the pros and cons of each approach, rather we will take a look at a custom built multilingual framework that makes things easy for translators.
All web site text be it a word, sentence, paragraph, link or whatever is stored in a backend database and accessed by a key ie. an integer, and a language identifier, EN for example. So you might have a couple of records like: 1, EN, "Hello" and 1, TU, "Salam" You might also have fields that indicate on what page the text can be found which is useful later in the translation application.
Thanks.
There are a number of approaches to making your website multilingual and as in all design decisions your site's requirements should dictate which way you go in the end analysis. In this article I am not going to survey the pros and cons of each approach, rather we will take a look at a custom built multilingual framework that makes things easy for translators.
All web site text be it a word, sentence, paragraph, link or whatever is stored in a backend database and accessed by a key ie. an integer, and a language identifier, EN for example. So you might have a couple of records like: 1, EN, "Hello" and 1, TU, "Salam" You might also have fields that indicate on what page the text can be found which is useful later in the translation application.
Thanks.
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