RE: Config problems (more - new, clean setup)

>Ok, I've been playing around with the setup and I think I've found some 
>issues.
>
>1. It's not possible to control the language from the config file. It's 
>read from the browser (shouldn't this be optional ? Some people don't want 
>mixed languages on their pages)
>
>2. [Home page options] seems to be controlled by the browser's environment 
>rather than the config.
>
>Is it possible to change these things ?

Yes indeed, remove all files from the "locale" directory (inside "class" or 
"include" depending on what version of phpslash you are talking about), 
leaving only the locale that you care (your language). Do the same for every 
directory inside templates making sure that you have a language directory 
that matches the one that you want to use, say "templates/fr" and have 
symlinks for "en" just in case "cd templates && ln -s fr en". That will take 
care of all translation issues and it will force all browsers to have 
whatever language you want your page to be.
Hope that helps.

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Luis Mondesi
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LatinoMixed.com

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