You are right, the languages that I used for the en.ini, es.ini were
european languages (was a european based site)

The other site (which has chinese, greek and polish amongst others)
used the same custom tag but instead of using ini files was storing it
in a db.

I think its a fine suggestion to use the icu4j's libraries... I didnt
have access to these libraries or known about them when I did that
site back in 1999/2000

MD

On 8/7/06, Paul Hastings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mark Drew wrote:
> > apart from the content being stored in the db, I also developed a way
> > (which I am not sure if   it is available on CF4) to use .ini files,
>
> the cf ini file functions don't handle unicode (if that's what you used,
> it will dead-end you eventually).
>
> > lang="#Session.langid#">Search</cf_label>. What this would do is look
> > for a translation for the "Search" in the (as an example) spanish .ini
> > file and if it didnt find it, it would just put "Search" but add the
> > key to the ini file.
>
> um i would really suggest using a tool designed for this like icu4j's
> rbManager, etc.
>
> 

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