For the second part of my Zend Framework Best Practices series, I’d like to show you what I’ve found to be a simple and solid implementation of internationalizing your website.
Zend Framework already contains components like Zend_Locale and Zend_Translate to assist in internationalizing your website. You use the Zend_Locale instance in conjunction with the Zend_Translate to know what current locale is being used and how to translate the content. I’m going to show you how to implement these into your website.
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Welcome to part one of my Zend Framework Best Practices series. When I started using Zend Framework a little over two years ago, I found it very difficult to find definitive methods to use when building your application. However, after the release of Zend Framework 1.8, books like Zend Framework in Action, more community involvement and of course my own experiences, I feel that I’ve found a simple, clean and efficient way to make your application.
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Recently, I was given a simple task to take a set of data and add a row to a Google Spreadsheet daily.
A great thing about the Zend Framework, they have a nice component called Zend_Gdata. Zend_Gdata provides you with classes that interact with Google services. Zend_Gdata_Spreadsheets specifically allows us to interact with Google Spreadsheets easily.
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