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Changing the language of a webpage.

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For my final year university project, i need to know how do i change to language of my webpage without linking to another page.

 

so basically i want to have a drop down menu, with a few languages on it, i.e. french, italian and chinese, and when the user selects on of these languages the content on the page changes to the selected language?

 

does anybody have any idea how to do this?

 

Thanks Guys

I can think of a way using "News Box" PHP code and "include" files.

 

You have several links which say "French", "Spanish", etc. They don't link to other html pages, the PHP shows the correct "include" file in a designated space on the same page. See item 3 here:-

http://www.wickham43.net/showform.php#phpnewsbox

for the general principle.

If you know anything about XML or have an inkling to learn it, you could do this with a languages XML file.

 

Hope this helps. :)

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