Second step: set languages to your indexed pages.
Download both files attached here.
Upload them to your PhpDig admin directory.
Then add language to MySQL in spider table (add prefix if necessary):
Code:
ALTER TABLE `spider` ADD `language` CHAR(2) NOT NULL;
Log in to the admin and open find_language.php in your browser. It will go through your pages trying to guess the language of each page that don't have any language set yet. It uses the text stored in text_context. You can't use this feature if you didn’t activate the text storage in includes/config.php, set:
PHP Code:
define('CONTENT_TEXT',1);
(if CONTENT_TEXT is set to 0, then change it to 1 and respider your sites)
This will take a while and unfortunately results are not always accurate. So you may want to set languages manually instead.
First open set_language.php in a text editor and set in the $lang_to_set array only the languages you will index. Example:
PHP Code:
$lang_to_set = array("en", "ja", "fr"); // English, Japanese & French
FTP the page in ASCII mode to [PHPDIG_DIR]/admin and open it on your browser.
You will have the possibility to set a language to a whole site on just on subdirectories.
Each link is listed with its language value, so you can check if everything is OK.
Please keep in mind that I am far from being a powerful scripter. Many people on this forum could have done a 1000 times easier and neater code.
Don’t hesitate to post bug reports, improvements...
Next step: build the pull down menu to select the languages and change search_functions.php to support this feature.