> The fast and simple solution I found, was having a component which set a
> global variable called $Lang. And then inside the components or pages or
> whatever I define the sections that should appear on the different
> languages as:
>
> % if ($Lang eq 'ES') {
> ...
> % } else {
> ...
> % }
>
> This way I don't have that much components around. And if something is not
> clean enough I put it in another subcomponent or component, or even module
> and call it from the right place... only an idea...
>
> Regards,
>
> Florian
>
Using if() {} else {} is an ugly, ugly solution. Especially if you're
going to have multiple languages, or want the ability to add new
languages later. It's also much more prone to errors - missed closing
braces etc. - then other methods.
Baldvins quite right in that my earlier solution wasn't particularly good; you
don't want to duplicate any work changing layout for each language you have.
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