Is there possibility

[Digerdoo]

put different header when change language ?

 

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[♥yesudo]

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[Digerdoo]

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?

 

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[wizardsandwars]

Yes, and infact, very easily. Just create a different header for each language you'd like and put them in the appropriate language directories. Then, in the filenames.php, just prefix the 'header.php' variable with the language directory variable, and the 'header.php' text.

 

You can get a good idea of how to do this at the top of the various php pages in the catalog when they 'require' their cooresponding language file.

[wizardsandwars]

Here's an example, I haven't tested it, but I think it should work.

 

define('FILENAME_HEADER', DIR_WS_LANGUAGES . $language . '/header.php');

[Digerdoo]

Yes, and infact, very easily. Just create a different header for each language you'd like and put them in the appropriate language directories. Then, in the filenames.php, just prefix the 'header.php' variable with the language directory variable, and the 'header.php' text.

 

You can get a good idea of how to do this at the top of the various php pages in the catalog when they 'require' their cooresponding language file.

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So i put every language page differentkind of header.php file and put this

 

define('FILENAME_HEADER','header.php');

 

in filenames.php and includes/header.php file i put

somekind of code which calling this header.php every different language.. ?

Do i put any code in original header.php in includes directory ?

 

:'(

[Digerdoo]

So i put every language page differentkind of header.php file and put this

 

  define('FILENAME_HEADER','header.php');

 

in filenames.php and includes/header.php file i put

somekind of code which calling this header.php every different language.. ?

Do i put any code in original header.php in includes directory ?

 

:'(

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Yes i think is now working.. thanks for a tip :thumbsup: