Posted by Adrienne Boswell on 04/13/07 05:30

Gazing into my crystal ball I observed Ikke <ikke@hier.be> writing in
news:Xns991163F8F260ikkehierbe@195.130.132.70:

>> You could also make use of a querystring and use the querystring
>> throughout the site, eg. somepage.php?lang=en. Then on somepage.php
>> test for the language value and serve the appropriate text.
>
> That's why I asked if it could be done using plain html. I don't know
> PHP, but I know JSP and ASP and am currently learning PHP.
>

I thought of putting asp, as that is with what I am also more familiar,
but the outcome would still be the same.

Eg page.asp

<% select case request.querystring("lang")
case "nl"%>
<!--#include file = "nl/pagename_inc.asp"-->
<%case else%>
<!--#include file = "en/pagename_inc.asp"-->
<% end select%>

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