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To Install it: - Enable if from "Administration/Filters". To Use it: - Create your contents in multiple languages. - Enclose every language content between: <span lang="XX" class="multilang">your_content_here</span><span lang="YY" class="multilang">your_content_other_lang</span> - Test it (by changing your language). How it works: - look for "lang blocks" in the code. - for each "lang block": - if there are texts in the currently active language, print them. - else, if there exists texts in the current parent language, print them. - else, print the first language found in the text. - text out of "lang blocks" will be showed always. Definition of "lang block": Is a collection of lang tags separated only by whitespace chars (space, tab, linefeed or return chars). One example in action: - This text: <span lang="en" class="multilang">Hello!</span><span lang="es" class="multilang">Hola!</span> This text is common for every language because it's out from any lang block. <span lang="en" class="multilang">Bye!</span><span lang="it" class="multilang">Ciao!</span> - Will print, if current language is English: Hello! This text is common for every language because it's out from any lang block. Bye! - And, in Spanish, it will print: Hola! This text is common for every language because it's out from any lang block. Bye! Ciao, Eloy :-) stronk7@moodle.org 2005-11-16 Syntax was changed in 1.8, the conversion of existing text is done from admin/multilangupgrade.php Ciao, skodak :-) 2006-12-11
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