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switch($_REQUEST['language'])


rilana

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Hi Everybody

 

Please help, I am doing a webpage with two different languages. So I have a folder 'english' with all the files and a folder 'deutsch' with the same files called the same names. In the english navigation I have a button where I can choos the same page but in german. And I know there is a way to switch the root folder but still link to the same file.....  I dont know if you understand what I mean but I found some kind of code, but just dont know how to get it to work....

 

switch($_REQUEST['language'])

{

case 'englisch': HEADER(Location:/english');

break;

case 'deutsch':       HEADER(Location:/deutsch');

}

 

Does anyone here know what I am talking about and any clue on how I could solve this problem??? I would realy aprechiate your help. Thanks a lot....

 

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If you want to use a switch statement, you can make it include whatever files you want.

 

<?php
switch($_REQUEST['language'])
   {
   case 'english':    include_once('/englishfile.php');
               break;
   case 'deutsch':         include_once('/deutshfile.php');
   }

 

I don't particularly reccommend this way, But it is a way you could do it.

 

Regards ACE

thanks a lot for all the info. The link's are verry usefull for further projects. But for now I just wann solve that one problem with the switch. the thing is I dont wanna include anything, I just wanna redirect to the same file in another directorie.... anymore sugestions? My client doesnt wanna get a database.....

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