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Hi,

The Single page concept is not clear for a multilanguage website...

I take your example of Login page which must be a Single page...

Ok but if i want to make a multilangual login form, how can i do this ?

Same question for 404, 403, members pages...

Thanks you
orange73
 
jaredquinn replied on at Permalink Reply
jaredquinn
The approach for multi-language is much the same across all of Concrete5's internals.

Take the example from the login single page:

<label for="uPassword"><?php echo t('New Password')?></label><br/>


The t('New Password') handles the translation.

Now to actually make the translation data file that Concrete5 would use, there is plenty of documentation on this already.

Try starting at

http://www.concrete5.org/community/forums/internationalization/mult...

And other threads in the Internationalization forum:

http://www.concrete5.org/community/forums/internationalization/...
orange73 replied on at Permalink Reply
orange73
Thanks for your answer.

Ok forhttp://www.concrete5.org/community/forums/internationalization/mult...

but if final user (client) want to change "New password" text with backend (editing-mode), he can't ... no ?