you have to do what a wiki does, define the whole paragraph as a
property file and have some special ways to invoke links, for example
something like this:
add(new InternationalizedLabel("label", new ResourceModel("para") {
onclick(int index) {
if (index==1)....
}
with para defined as
para=What [ever] is inside square [brackets] becomes a link
[accessible by its index]
the insides are left as an exercise to the reader :)
-igor
On 10/25/07, spencer.c <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> If we have a link that is in the body of a paragraph, what is the best way to
> internationalize the entire paragraph? As far as I can tell, we would have
> to define 3 key/value pairs, ie. before.link.text, link.text,
> after.link.text and define the values for each in the properties file(s).
>
> Is that the simplest approach? It doesn't seem to scale if you have a
> paragraph with 3 or 4 links in it, so I just wanted to see if there was an
> easier way to go about it.
>
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