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Paulo
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#1: Aug 21 '08
What is the best approach? Using DB wich stores the translation of the
variable used on site for each language?

LANGUAGE_CODE, VARIABLE, TRANSLATION
1,'CustomerWord','Customer'
2,'CustomerWord','Cliente' - 'BR Portuguese

Thanks



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#2: Aug 22 '08

re: Internacionalization




"Paulo" wrote:
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What is the best approach? Using DB wich stores the translation of the
variable used on site for each language?
>
LANGUAGE_CODE, VARIABLE, TRANSLATION
1,'CustomerWord','Customer'
2,'CustomerWord','Cliente' - 'BR Portuguese
That will work, but it will be very, very, very slow.

Unless this is for a "toy" site that doesn't get very many hits, it would be
a bad way to go.

You need an all-in-memory solution.

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#3: Aug 22 '08

re: Internacionalization



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"Paulo" wrote:
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Quote:
>What is the best approach? Using DB wich stores the translation of the
>variable used on site for each language?
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>LANGUAGE_CODE, VARIABLE, TRANSLATION
>1,'CustomerWord','Customer'
>2,'CustomerWord','Cliente' - 'BR Portuguese
>
That will work, but it will be very, very, very slow.
>
Unless this is for a "toy" site that doesn't get very many hits, it would
be
a bad way to go.
>
You need an all-in-memory solution.
What is a "all-in-memory solution"? Show me examples please!


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