About those thoughts you asked I’m using directory scanning (option ’scan’ => Zend_Translate::LOCALE_DIRECTORY) to add translations, so there is no need to declare supported languages before hand. To add a new language you only create a new folder e.g. ‘jp’ and put mo files under that folder. To remove one, just delete the folder and the application is aware all of these changes. Note that the folder name has to match with language id. By using Zend_Translate::getList() I always know which languages are available to be populated into language selector for example.

You may also be interested in to use separate translators for Zend_Validate messages. Check http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/zend.validate.messages.html#zend.validate.messages.pretranslated and http://framework.zend.com/issues/browse/ZF-9275.

It’s nice… but i am new to zend framework….

I have configure as it is… but how it work in my views….

in my view suppose i have a paragraph
This is the example of Multilingual

What should i do to convert this paragraph to French lang….

Please help me out…

Regards,
Chetan

I am a very novice to Zend framework and just trying to follow your recommendation to build an internationalized web-site using Zend.

Could you please explain how to add another page to your project like it is done in Zend Framework Quick Start tutorial (http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/learning.quickstart.intro.html) that can be called using a kind of mysite.com/:guestbook/ URL? Just a sing new page without any complex functionality, a controller and a model and how to build a URL to this controller.

Briefly my problem is: all requests from the index page (mysite.com/) to another controller let say <a href="url(array(’controller’=>’used_vehicles’), ‘default’, true) ?>>Used Cars is intercepted by IndexController and I receive a 404 error, as the UsedVehiclesController is not found though being present with indexAction() in place. Could you please explain why IndexController is called?

Again many thanks for your time and sharing your knowledge

Best regards,

Igor

I’m sorry you were unable to get my approach working correctly on your machine.

However, I have followed these same instructions recently on two clean OS X 10.5 and 10.6 installations and haven’t had any problems. I also know of other people who have followed these instructions and everything worked fine on their machines.

There is one note in the article that explains if you have formatted using the case-sensitive file system, multiple instances of Firefox do not seem to work right. Do you know if you formatted or someone else formatted your Mac with the case-sensitive file system?

Hope this helps.

– Joe