The ability to change descriptions and titles of your site from one file is a very efficient method. This allows you to modify items and not have to go into each page that reflects that description or title.
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Below are examples of titles and descriptions:
$text[1] = "My Site Title";
$text[2] = "Username";
$text[3] = "Password";
$text[4] = "<a href=mailto:your@domain.com>Contact Us</a>";
$text[5] = "Submit You Query";
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Below are where you can use these items. Place an include() statement in a page that is global such as your index.php page.
<?php include("Language.php");?>
Use the $text[4] in your menu as follows:
<?php
echo "<tr>\n"
. "<td>$text[4]</td>\n"
. "</tr>\n";
?>
Use the $text[5] in your form submit button as follows:
<?php
echo "<input type=\"submit\" name=\"submit\" value=\"$text[5]\">\n";
?>
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When calling a language item in a user-defined function.
Kelvin Lee wrote :1178
I can`t find the Language.php file attached in the sample. Where can I find it?
Ron FREDERICK wrote :1181
There is no file, just create a file yourself and call it Language.php or any file name you choose and place the examples in it.
