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** german.php

* German (formal and informal)

...ale setting for German is 'de_DE' while the correct language setting for a German RSS feed would be 'de-DE' (note the dash instead of the underscore).

...nternational characters might not be readable anymore. So if your site has German, Japanese or eastern European content, switching the language might turn yo ...pport UTF-8. Since they all use the same code, you will be able to display German Umlaut next to Japanese Characters for example. Otherwise, readers will alw

http://www.example.com/article.php/introduction_de -- German version</pre> // for the English and German version of an introductory article.

** [http://programm.froscon.org/2007/events/34.en.html Webspam] (in German; [http://www.geeklog.net/filemgmt/index.php?id=873 English slides] availabl ...asts from LinuxTag, including an interview with Dirk) Note: They're all in German!

The assistant editor of German LinuxUser magazine was very interested in people. So I hope to see our (German and international) userbase grow a

...in ''German''. We should be able to switch to English, though, if any non-German speakers are present.

<strong>Example:</strong> The PHP locale setting for German is 'de_DE' while the correct language setting for a German RSS feed would be

...ach of the supported languages. So if your site was set up to use English, German, and Spanish, you would need 3 copies of every story (one per language). Yo ...er language to the site later. For example, starting a site in English and German and only adding Spanish later. In that case, you currently have to copy all

* most wanted: Chinese, Dutch, German, Italian, Portuguese

...ch of languages other then English, e.g. Dutch, French, Japanese, Chinese, German, etc. Maybe sticky topic in language pointing to support site. Moderator fr * German