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Posted 15 Jun 2001 23:04:33
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15 Jun 2001 23:04:33 Dave Joosten posted:
Hello everybody,Was just wondering if some people here have worked with multiple languages and if so, what would the consider important when building the database structure, as well as site structure with UltraDev. If had some idea's myself but sharing them is always a good thing. Some things to do are when creating a table for example called Products, with a record calling StyleName i would call it StyleName_E for English and StyleName_F for French and so on, so just making duplicates within the same tables instead of having two tables for two languages. If someone had different approches please share this with us all.
Look forward to hear all your input !
Dave Joosten
Beaulieu Canada
Edited by - djoosten on 06/15/2001 23:06:08
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Replied 19 Jun 2001 17:39:06
19 Jun 2001 17:39:06 Dave Joosten replied:
So i guess nobody ever did a site in more then 1 language .. hmm interesting
Dave Joosten
Dave Joosten
Replied 19 Jun 2001 23:22:34
19 Jun 2001 23:22:34 Viktor Farcic replied:
For site I'm making I have different approach. Site needs to be on three languages but it's not neccessary for each record to be in all languages. Some record may contain only one, the other all languages... Also, there wasn't fields that could be used in all languages.
As a solution, I simply made one field 'language' in witch administrator can choose language in witch data has been entered.
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Hello everybody,
Was just wondering if some people here have worked with multiple languages and if so, what would the consider important when building the database structure, as well as site structure with UltraDev. If had some idea's myself but sharing them is always a good thing. Some things to do are when creating a table for example called Products, with a record calling StyleName i would call it StyleName_E for English and StyleName_F for French and so on, so just making duplicates within the same tables instead of having two tables for two languages. If someone had different approches please share this with us all.
Look forward to hear all your input !
Dave Joosten
Beaulieu Canada
Edited by - djoosten on 06/15/2001 23:06:08
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As a solution, I simply made one field 'language' in witch administrator can choose language in witch data has been entered.
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Hello everybody,
Was just wondering if some people here have worked with multiple languages and if so, what would the consider important when building the database structure, as well as site structure with UltraDev. If had some idea's myself but sharing them is always a good thing. Some things to do are when creating a table for example called Products, with a record calling StyleName i would call it StyleName_E for English and StyleName_F for French and so on, so just making duplicates within the same tables instead of having two tables for two languages. If someone had different approches please share this with us all.
Look forward to hear all your input !
Dave Joosten
Beaulieu Canada
Edited by - djoosten on 06/15/2001 23:06:08
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Replied 20 Jun 2001 18:07:38
20 Jun 2001 18:07:38 vu the anh replied:
Hi Djoosten
I just creat more column for mydatabase, ID_Lang, and value E for English, F for Franch, with SQL, it's meaning 1 more statement ID_Lang = E
Hope this help,
TheAnh.UDesign
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Hello everybody,
Was just wondering if some people here have worked with multiple languages and if so, what would the consider important when building the database structure, as well as site structure with UltraDev. If had some idea's myself but sharing them is always a good thing. Some things to do are when creating a table for example called Products, with a record calling StyleName i would call it StyleName_E for English and StyleName_F for French and so on, so just making duplicates within the same tables instead of having two tables for two languages. If someone had different approches please share this with us all.
Look forward to hear all your input !
Dave Joosten
Beaulieu Canada
Edited by - djoosten on 06/15/2001 23:06:08
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I just creat more column for mydatabase, ID_Lang, and value E for English, F for Franch, with SQL, it's meaning 1 more statement ID_Lang = E
Hope this help,
TheAnh.UDesign
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Hello everybody,
Was just wondering if some people here have worked with multiple languages and if so, what would the consider important when building the database structure, as well as site structure with UltraDev. If had some idea's myself but sharing them is always a good thing. Some things to do are when creating a table for example called Products, with a record calling StyleName i would call it StyleName_E for English and StyleName_F for French and so on, so just making duplicates within the same tables instead of having two tables for two languages. If someone had different approches please share this with us all.
Look forward to hear all your input !
Dave Joosten
Beaulieu Canada
Edited by - djoosten on 06/15/2001 23:06:08
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Replied 20 Jun 2001 22:33:12
20 Jun 2001 22:33:12 Dave Joosten replied:
Thanks for sharing that with us, this sure will help !
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Hi Djoosten
I just creat more column for mydatabase, ID_Lang, and value E for English, F for Franch, with SQL, it's meaning 1 more statement ID_Lang = E
Hope this help,
TheAnh.UDesign
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Hello everybody,
Was just wondering if some people here have worked with multiple languages and if so, what would the consider important when building the database structure, as well as site structure with UltraDev. If had some idea's myself but sharing them is always a good thing. Some things to do are when creating a table for example called Products, with a record calling StyleName i would call it StyleName_E for English and StyleName_F for French and so on, so just making duplicates within the same tables instead of having two tables for two languages. If someone had different approches please share this with us all.
Look forward to hear all your input !
Dave Joosten
Beaulieu Canada
Edited by - djoosten on 06/15/2001 23:06:08
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Dave Joosten
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Hi Djoosten
I just creat more column for mydatabase, ID_Lang, and value E for English, F for Franch, with SQL, it's meaning 1 more statement ID_Lang = E
Hope this help,
TheAnh.UDesign
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Hello everybody,
Was just wondering if some people here have worked with multiple languages and if so, what would the consider important when building the database structure, as well as site structure with UltraDev. If had some idea's myself but sharing them is always a good thing. Some things to do are when creating a table for example called Products, with a record calling StyleName i would call it StyleName_E for English and StyleName_F for French and so on, so just making duplicates within the same tables instead of having two tables for two languages. If someone had different approches please share this with us all.
Look forward to hear all your input !
Dave Joosten
Beaulieu Canada
Edited by - djoosten on 06/15/2001 23:06:08
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Dave Joosten