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If the users can change the language themselves is set in the [[Site_Settings|Site Settings]] with the variable $_CONF['allow_user_language'].
 
If the users can change the language themselves is set in the [[Site_Settings|Site Settings]] with the variable $_CONF['allow_user_language'].
  
The currently available languages are listed [[What_Languages_are_Available|here]]. If your chosen language exists in different formats, or if you decide to run your system in several languages, please read the [[Language_Tips_%26_Tricks|Language Tips & Tricks]].
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The currently available languages are listed [[[[What Languages are Available?]]|here]]. If your chosen language exists in different formats, or if you decide to run your system in several languages, please read the [[Language_Tips_%26_Tricks|Language Tips & Tricks]].

Revision as of 10:56, 9 July 2004

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Language Setting

The default language is set with the variable

$_CONF['language']='english_utf-8';

The allowed values are the names of the language files without the ".php".

If the users can change the language themselves is set in the Site Settings with the variable $_CONF['allow_user_language'].

The currently available languages are listed [[What Languages are Available?|here]]. If your chosen language exists in different formats, or if you decide to run your system in several languages, please read the Language Tips & Tricks.