Handling multiple languages

I have a website that is currently in Polish language. Now I
want to do also introduce and do it in English but the problem I'm
facing is that I have a one backend database and I don't want to
dupliacte the pages all over. If I just duplicate my pages that I
need to change the fron-end text on and use the same action
pages... is that a good approach to do it? What happens if there is
a conflict when the form is being submitted using Polsih and
English langauges would be in deadlock? Will ColdFusion handle this
situation is a good way?
Thanks.

pazpower wrote:
> I have a website that is currently in Polish language.
Now I want to do also
> introduce and do it in English but the problem I'm
facing is that I have a one
> backend database and I don't want to dupliacte the pages
all over. If I just
> duplicate my pages that I need to change the fron-end
text on and use the same
> action pages... is that a good approach to do it? What
happens if there is a
> conflict when the form is being submitted using Polsih
and English langauges
> would be in deadlock? Will ColdFusion handle this
situation is a good way?
it's good practice to use resource bundles for this sort of
thing. you keep the
same cf code & substitute the translated text for each
user's locale.
you can read more here:
http://www.sustainablegis.com/blog/cfg11n/index.cfm?mode=cat&catid=6D990B76-50FC-543B-1FA4 AB2B1CE26EFC
also the i18n chapter in the latest cf book is available
online:
http://www.forta.com/books/0321515463/CFWACK8-2-EChapters.pdf
please be aware that simply translating text isn;t enough,
you'll probably have
to handle date, number & currency formatting as well as
timezones, etc.
depending on your app.

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