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[jsmoke]

I tried searching the forums to see how to do this, but I wasn't successful, so here goes...

I'm working on a dual language site for my friend who runs bike tours in Japan.  I've got it set up with different pages for each language, and 2 menus (one for each in english and japanese).  How can I feed the correct menu to the header in Coppermine based on the language?   I figure there must be a way to configure the include for the header to use the language variable, but I'm not quite sure how.

[Joachim Müller]

Something like this:

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<?php
if ($CONFIG['lang'] == 'japanese') {
 // display the menu in Japanese
} else {
  // display the default language menu
}
?>

[jsmoke]

Hmmmmm.....I guess I'm putting that code in the wrong place.

I was planning on using the {CUSTOM_HEADER} to place the code.   I've tried

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<?php
if ($CONFIG('lang') == 'japanese') {
// display Japanese menu
include ('../includes/menu-j.html')
} else {
// display English
include ('../includes/menu.html')
}
?>
and I get the following....

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Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '}' in /home/freeride/public_html/gallery/include/menus.php on line 5

[Nibbler]

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<?php

global $CONFIG;

if ($CONFIG('lang') == 'japanese') {
// display Japanese menu
include '../includes/menu-j.html';
} else {
// display English
include '../includes/menu.html';
}
?>


[jsmoke]

Shoot, I just figured it out on my own.  Forgot the line terminator.

Thanks, works like a charm.