Your question has been answered, but on the php-general list. Look at that list archives and below (for a Unix/Linux/BSD srv)
Merlin wrote:
$language = 'de';
Better $language = 'de_DE'; // see php manual
putenv("LANG=$language");> setlocale(LC_ALL, $language);
This should work better:
putenv("LANG=de_DE");
putenv("LANGUAGE=de_DE"); // better to be paranoid, works for me
putenv("LC_ALL=de_DE");
setlocale(LC_ALL, "de_DE", "german");(see some user comments in php manual)
When I load the php file in the browser it still gives me the entlish language.
Then you can try to reload the apache webserver (because of the gettext cache, which could hide modifications). "/etc/init.d/apache reload" on a Debian GNU/Linux system. "/etc/rc.d/httpd reload" on RedHat likes
PS: another possibility is the german locales arent installed correctly on the unix server. (on a Debian Linux: dpkg-reconfigure locales)
Christophe
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