Note! It would be very very slow. Can't you just do in the server side software. Surely it has some I18N support built into the templating functionality.
Danjojo wrote:
Can I create custom HTML attributes and have Jquery/DOM support in IE6+ ? Example: <a class="utilityLinks" href="index.html" xmlVal="topNavLinkHome">Home</a> | <a class="utilityLinks" href="#" xmlVal="topNavLinkLogin">Login</a> The idea here is that I would fire a function on load that would traverse the entire HTML document doing a unique lookup everywhere it finds the xmlVal attribute and replacing the elements text value (with a foreign language). The lookup would access a separate XML document for the foreign language values. I know this is not 100% jquery based, but once I determine what I want to do is possible. I plan to learn how to do it using my existing jQuery library in the web application. Advice appreciated.
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