Hi. This is hard for me to explain but here goes. My site is http://bit.ly/einIPE There are two flags at the top, when they are clicked the language should change. So I'm using variables for the text eg: <?php echo $title; ?> PHP: instead of using actual hardcoded text. I am calling the php include at the top of the code: <?php include("gb.php"); ?> PHP: However I want to do the following: When the British flag is clicked, it should change to "gb.php" When the Swedish flag is clicked, it should change to "se.php" How would I go about doing this? Are there any other work arounds? Any help is GREATLY appreciated, i do hope it makes sense I'm in desperate need for this!
What you need to do is detect the language they've chosen, store the language in a cookie or a session so they don't have to keep clicking the language icons.. haven't tested the code below but should give you an idea. <?php // Store the possible language files in an array, gb, se, fi, fr etc. $languages = array( 'gb', 'se', ); // Check if the user is requesting to change the language if(isset($_GET['lang'])) { // Check that the language they want to use actually exists if(array_key_exists($_GET['lang'], $languages)) { // Store the language they want to use in the cookie for 7 days setcookie('language', $_GET['lang'], 60 * 60 * 24 * 7); } } // Check if the user has specified a language if(isset($_COOKIE['language'])) { // Make sure the language exists again, cookies can be modified and we don't want them including any other pages if(array_key_exists($_COOKIE['language'], $languages)) { // Include the language file.php include($_COOKIE['language'] . '.php'); } } else { // No language specified by the user so include the default language to use.. include('gb.php'); } ?> PHP: Then to set the language you can use index.php?lang=gb or index.php?lang=se etc.
WOW that's more help than I would have ever expected. I'm having a slight problem though, and I would also like to send you a little something for your trouble. So check your inbox please