I have used some a javascript along with the Google translation API to translate paragraphs of text from a website I have been developing for university. I am a student learning web development. I wanted to add a clever function to my website where the user can click on 1 of 5 different languages to translate my webpages into the desired language. Initially, I didn't realize that I should include the 'powered by Google' logo but upon being blocked, I have researched into the user documentation and found this and updated my site as necessary. Still I am blocked. The page no longer translates. Am I doing something wrong? The javascript I have used, parses each paragraph tag into the API function and returns the results which then replaces each paragraph within my HTML document accordingly. I also create a cookie that remembers what language has been selected and when the user goes to another page within the website, the page translates accordingly. If this is considered automated spam, then can you point me to some documentation that will tell me how to translate each page, if this is possible using Google. If not then could you enlighten me as to why not? I am aware that there is some code I can use with Yahoo Babel Fish which will do exactly what I need but I would rather use Google unless they restrict me from adding this kind of function to my website.
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