So, I\'ve google\'d and found a way to make my application work with a db adapter for localization (which works great btw), now the next rising problem is fallback. Here\'s the scenario:
I am using Zend_Translate with ini adapter in my project. I want to know how it is possible to use space character in my ini file.
I have been attempting to use Zend Translate to display translated menu items to the user. It works fine until I introduce special characters into the translation files.
I\'m using application resource plugins in a .ini file to set up my Zend_Translate with this code: resources.translate.data = APPLICATION_PATH \"/../languages\"
i am working on a site to include Multilingual Support. I can translate strings using Zend_Translate but what about the content??
I\'m using Zend_Translated to translated all my strings $translator->_(\'hello\') If my locale is in french this code will print \"Bonjour\".
I\'m writing a website using ZendFramework and decided to use the gettext system to internationalize its content.
With Zend Framework it\'s easy to log strings that h开发者_开发百科aven\'t got a translation. My question: how do you log the strings that do have a translation?
i am 开发者_如何学运维using zend_translate class (ini adaptor) for my multi language site. but when i use some keywords in my language files it produce error. for example (yes, no keywords).
Here is my config.ini resources.locale.defaul开发者_开发百科t = \"en\" resources.translate.adapter = \"gettext\"
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