Christina,
We at ADLiB Information Systems have built quite a few bi- tri- or
quadrilingual web applications for museums. One of them is the National
Maritime Collection database at http://www.maritiemdigitaal.nl.
The trick is to keep the language dependent stuff separate from the language
independent stuff. You can do this in several ways: by means of a database,
scripting or (better) by keeping the language dependent stuff in XML files. The
contact person at maritiem digitaal is Frans van Hamburg. You can reach him as:
[email protected] Hope this information is usefull. If you need to
know more, get in
touch with me...
Bert Degenhart Drenth
CEO
ADLiB Information Systems
[email protected]
http://www.adlibsoft.com
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Van: Christina DePaolo [mailto:[email protected]]
Verzonden: ma 4-3-2002 21:12
Aan: [email protected]
CC:
Onderwerp: bi-lingual web sites
Hello,
Anyone out there have experience building a bi-lingual web site? Or can
get
me in contact with a museum staff person who does? I want to produce a
Spanish English exhibition feature for the fall, and have not done
anything
like this before.
I am interested in software/hardware requirements, but most importantly,
finding out the production hurdles (if any) involved in building a
bi-lingual museum site.
Thank you!
Christina DePaolo
New Media
www.seattleartmuseum.org
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