Posted by andy inman on June 20, 2008 at 8:28am
Just two is fine
33% (16 votes)
I need three
22% (11 votes)
I need lots!
45% (22 votes)
Total votes: 49
Do you need just *two* languages (e.g. your local language and English) or "multi" language capability?
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Why this is useful information
From a developer point of view, writing add-on modules which only have to deal with two languages can be a lot simpler than having to deal with a large (or even "infinite") number of languages. Or, it might be possible to handle a large number of languages but performance-tune for just two languages. It depends on a lot of factors of course, but it's useful information to have, IMO.
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Am I understanding this
Am I understanding this correctly ?
This is a function that allows users to select a local language or English ?
This is one of the functions I miss from drupal :(
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Getting English and a Local Language content
Can't you just set the English language content to "no language information" and then set preferences to show chosen language or no language information content?
Am I understanding?
I'm not sure what your question is! To get non-English languages working in Drupal you need to activate the "locale" module. To have a multi-language site you need to install and activate the i18n module (or other similar module.)
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Im glad it is possible at
Im glad it is possible at least.
I couldent find any info on it!
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