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00. HowTo: Creating a multi-lingual website using Localizer

Last updated November 6, 2012. Created by EdInJapan on January 31, 2007.
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The purpose of this guide is to provide an introduction to setting up and configuring a Drupal site that has a switchable, multi-lingual user interface, as well as to show how content can be entered and managed in more than one language. This document assumes that the target site is running Drupal 5.x.

Please note that the process for installation of the Localizer module itself is not covered in this document. Please refer to the README.txt file in the downloaded archive for installation instructions. There is also a separate HowTo for detailed installation procedures.

Note: As it happen after almost hundred of request of Newbies that wanted to use the localizer.module, don't forget to add this code line at the end of your settings.php file after you have followed the whole installation procedure described in those pages:

include_once('sites/all/modules/localizer/localizer_settings.php');

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