function language_name($code)
{
if ($code == 'en') {
return "<em>en</em> (English)";
} else {
$lname = tr_specific("LANG_NAME_NATIVE", $code);
if ($lname == 'English' || $lname == '') {
return "<b>{$code}</b>";
} else {
return "<b>{$code}</b> (" . tr_specific("LANG_NAME_INTERNATIONAL", $code) . "/{$lname})";
}
}
}
echo tra("LANG_NAME_NATIVE");
?>
).
<p>
Normally the choice of language
is determined by your browser's language setting,
which is: <b><?php
echo $prefs;
?>
</b>.
You can change this setting using:
<ul>
<li>Firefox: Tools/Options/General</li>
<li>Microsoft IE: Tools/Internet Options/Languages</li>
</ul>
<p>
Or you can select a language by clicking on one of the links.
This will send your browser a cookie;
make sure your browser accepts cookies from our domain.
</p>
<?php
start_table();
row2("Language symbol", "Language name (click to select)");
row2("", "<a href=language_select.php?set_lang=auto>Use browser language setting</a>");
sort($languages);
foreach ($languages as $language) {
row2("<a href=\"language_select.php?set_lang={$language}\">{$language}</a>", "<a href=\"language_select.php?set_lang={$language}\">" . tr_specific("LANG_NAME_INTERNATIONAL", $language) . " (" . tr_specific("LANG_NAME_NATIVE", $language) . ")</a>");
}
end_table();
echo "\r\n\t<p>\r\n\tTranslations are done by volunteers.\r\n\tIf your native language is not here,\r\n\t<a href=translate.php>you can help</a>.\r\n";
page_tail();