> How do you know what "one's language" is? I think I can do that with $LANG and $LC_*, there's also a python module called 'locale', which should do the job.
>> Further, my understanding is that a >> document with the language attribute "fr" will not be displayed for >> that Spanish user, however he should be able to reach French- only >> (<document lang="fr">) documents via a link in each section, >> provided French documents exist there. > Well, we need to step back here. One thing to remember is that a doc > has one document registration file, and it's translation has another. > They are separate document. I don't know how you're going to do "fall > back" at all, unless I add some way to link one doc to another. Actually, I wasn't concerned about falling back from a translation to the original document. The fallback thing would only show English version of, say, <abstract>, if the native version wasn't available. Is a reference from translated to original document worth the trouble? I'll go and try to understand some of Dublin Core, haven't heard of it before... > It's a whole kettle of fish. I'm trying to just do one thing at a > time. I don't wanna push :) -- Daniel Nouri mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
