You can set your language preference in most browsers, which is then
sent with every page request. Theoretically the site (by whatever
means) can then serve up the requested language version (providing it
exists). I haven't tried implementing this, but I don't think that it
is necessary to resort to javascript. It is definitely something that
could be integrated using php.
cheers
Paul
on 31/5/00, Dan McCullough typed:
>Yes there are ways through Javascript to do a localization/language check,
>but I think for the user experience it is much better to let them decide
>which direction they would like to go.
>dan mccullough + web technology specialist + garnet hill + 603.823.5545 x
>1119
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