gettextDescriptiongettext() performs a single message lookup. If a translation for the message can be found in the default domain, it will be returned. Otherwise, the message will be returned. ExampleExample 456. Translate the output of a web page <? // Set the LANGUAGE using the value from the client's Accept-Language HTTP request header putenv ('LANGUAGE='.$HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE); // Bind a domain to directory // gettext uses domains to know what directories to // search for translations to messages passed to gettext bindtextdomain ('shopping_cart', './cart_translations'); // Set the current domain that gettext will use textdomain ('shopping_cart'); if (TRUE == $checkout_succeeded) { // Filter the message through gettext print gettext ("Thank you for shopping with FooMall - fine purveyors of programming cliches!"); } ?>
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