note 59589 modified in function.gettext by danbrown

Default behavior is name .mo file equally in every language version: === locale_dir --- en_US ------ LC_MESSAGES --------- lang.mo --- sk_SK ------ LC_MESSAGES --------- lang.mo === I think, better form is: === locale_dir --- en_US ------ LC_MESSAGES --------- en.mo --- sk_SK ------ LC_MESSAGES --------- sk.mo === Then the following code works very well (surprisingly on win32 too), and you don't need restart apache and do other confusing things: <?php $gettext_domain = 'sk'; // change by language setlocale(LC_ALL, 'sk_SK.UTF-8'); // change by language, directory name sk_SK, not sk_SK.UTF-8 bindtextdomain($gettext_domain, "lang"); textdomain($gettext_domain); bind_textdomain_codeset($gettext_domain, 'UTF-8'); ?> Have nice day :-) --was-- Default behavior is name .mo file equally in every language version: === locale_dir --- en_US ------ LC_MESSAGES --------- lang.mo --- sk_SK ------ LC_MESSAGES --------- lang.mo === I think, better form is: === locale_dir --- en_US ------ LC_MESSAGES --------- en.mo --- sk_SK ------ LC_MESSAGES --------- sk.mo === Then the following code works very well (surprisingly on win32 too), and you don't need restart apache and do other confusing things: $gettext_domain = 'sk'; // change by language setlocale(LC_ALL, 'sk_SK.UTF-8'); // change by language, directory name sk_SK, not sk_SK.UTF-8 bindtextdomain($gettext_domain, "lang"); textdomain($gettext_domain); bind_textdomain_codeset($gettext_domain, 'UTF-8'); Have nice day :-) http://php.net/manual/en/function.gettext.php