Hello :) HPO wrote
> Marie-Aude wrote: >> $sitetitle= _('My beautiful site') ; >[...] >> the echo _($sitetitle) does not work. >Are you actually trying to translate your site's title twice? >If not, gettext problems usually arise from not/wrongly setting the >domain and the path gettext is expecting. If you have a look at the >php manual for the gettext function, there is a complete example. Actually no :) though it looks like. At first I had $sitetitle= _('My beautiful site') ; in variables.php And echo $sitetitle in the second file, which is my template. As it did not work, I imagined the translation of the variable did not work as non translated value was shown, and I tried to re-translate it. I tried both configurations (you know when you are despaired because you can't grab why it does not work. It is definitively not a path or configuration problem, because all other strings are correctly translated. But the other strings are in other files, so this is the only case where I define a variable that has to be translated. -- Marie-Aude -- PHP Unicode & I18N Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php