Re: problem with if statement and language.

In article <1344101411.20001003115531@mail.viapvt.sk>, daniel@mail.viapvt.sk (Daniel Rezny) wrote: > Hello all, > > I want to try a multilingual page and now I want to create it with > $HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE variable. So I made this: > f ($HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE = "de") { > if ($HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE = "en") { > > I have in one file default language and I included it before. And this > is not working. If I have english computer gives me german. > > Some help or suggestions? Sure. You don't specify the language, but it looks like PHP. In PHP, you are telling the script to set $HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE to "de", and then if that set is successful (which it should always be) to go ahead and do the "german" section. What you want is $HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE == "de", or, to better guard against this error in the future, "de" == $HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE. In the latter case, if you accidentally type "de" = $HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE, the compiler will rightfully tell you that you cannot assign a value to a non-variable. Jerry