Re: Is there a "Virtual Folder" Product??
Have a look at Localizer, http://sourceforge.net/projects/lleu and ZBabel.
I'm afraid that's not 100% what I wanted :-) I don't want any automated translations to German, but simply the english frame along with the german standard_html_header/footer pair. Please refer to my original post. Does anyone know of a fitting product? (Please see original Post) Thanks for your help anyway, Philipp Robbel
Does anyone know when the odbc database adapter might be recompiled for Zope 2.4 (windows)? I'm interested in moving to 2.4 and Python 2.1 but I need to have odbc working. I see that the distribution page for it has 1999 for the most recent version. Cheers, Tom P
I'm afraid that's not 100% what I wanted :-) I don't want any automated translations to German, but simply the english frame along with the german standard_html_header/footer pair. Please refer to my original post.
Does anyone know of a fitting product? (Please see original Post)
In case you just want a fall-back to English as soon as there is no German translation, there is a very easy answer: Just go to the URL http://yourserver.com/english/research/german/research. Looks ugly, but works fine, and no product needed. That's acquisition ... In this scenario, all articles not found in german/research will be searched in english/research, too. Also, if you are missing another part (like standard_html_header) in the German version, it will be found in the English one. BTW: You can go on with this forever, e.g. .../english/research/spanish/research/german/research ... In case you want a cleaner implementation, you might have a look at ZBabel's (the new one at iuveno, not the one at Andrew Milton's Zope member page) ZBabel object. It works like this: You create a ZBabel object, choose it to be a DTML Method and call it e.g. "Research_Paper_2001.html". Then you add the German and English version into it. The ZBabel object will return the English version if there is no German version. ZBabel object is still alpha-quality but works. Joachim
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