[WebDNA] multi-langauage sites in current versions of webdna?

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2010

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texte = Hi AllI have a new client who will need me to make the same site in several languages (more than a few languages)... and my very first thought about how to approach this was to make mirror databases with the very same content (whose records will populate the text blocks).. but just make one mirror db for each language, where all the fields and records are the same, with the only difference being that each db is a language-translation of the other. (I.e. "content_english.db", "content_spanish.db", "content_hindi.db", etc. )I have never before had to pay much attention to char encoding.. and I am expecting this is suddenly going to be a big issue, and so i want to start by asking you who have worked on multi-language *Webdna* sites -- What did / do you experience?- What are the issues I should be aware of as a newbie multi-lingual website webmaster? ... And specifically to my initial idea of how to best approach this project,- Can webdna store other languages' characters in its native db format? ...Even if the character belongs to a charset that is not a single-byte encoding? (not sure if I said/understood that right ;-) .And/Or.. what better/other question(s) should I be asking?Thanks for any feedback/guidance!------------Govindagovinda.webdnatalk@gmail.com Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

[WebDNA] multi-langauage sites in current versions of webdna? (Govinda 2010)

Hi AllI have a new client who will need me to make the same site in several languages (more than a few languages)... and my very first thought about how to approach this was to make mirror databases with the very same content (whose records will populate the text blocks).. but just make one mirror db for each language, where all the fields and records are the same, with the only difference being that each db is a language-translation of the other. (I.e. "content_english.db", "content_spanish.db", "content_hindi.db", etc. )I have never before had to pay much attention to char encoding.. and I am expecting this is suddenly going to be a big issue, and so i want to start by asking you who have worked on multi-language *Webdna* sites -- What did / do you experience?- What are the issues I should be aware of as a newbie multi-lingual website webmaster? ... And specifically to my initial idea of how to best approach this project,- Can webdna store other languages' characters in its native db format? ...Even if the character belongs to a charset that is not a single-byte encoding? (not sure if I said/understood that right ;-) .And/Or.. what better/other question(s) should I be asking?Thanks for any feedback/guidance!------------Govindagovinda.webdnatalk@gmail.com Govinda

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