Re: [cfwheels] Re: Has anyone written a multi-lingual application using CFWheels?

Another solution could be also just too use cfm page to put your page
content. Easy to add form and tags and edit it without a CMS.

and then view call the page filename.cfm and then include the appropriate
lang page using your lang variable.

#includePartial("/shared/filename_#session.lang#")#

Then simply put the content in the appropriate page:

filename_en.cfm
filename_br.cfm


On Wed, Dec 7, 2011 at 2:10 PM, Mohamad El-Husseini
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> Thank you all for your input. I'm definitely interested in Andy's approach
> since I need to translate a full pages with forms and so on.
>
> Andy, reading you post has made me realize that this is a bit more
> complicated I thought it would be. I wonder: it seems less work to just
> create another application that has different language views (if this
> sounds stupid, it probably is--I have no experience here).
>
> I'm having a hard time visualizing how you pull the pages togther. Do you
> grab the page in the controller based on the URL and just output the
> variables in the view?
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