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I am working on adding a mulit-language feature to an asp classic site. I was trying to do this by using if else statements to select the include I want to load. After a bit of research I found out that includes files are loaded up before any code is handled.
How can I get around this issue and load up the proper include files? Is there a better way of doing this?
Thanks!
After countless hours I think I finally came up with a solution. I create xml files for each language (en.xml, fr.xml) with a super simple structure (just a label element with an id and value).
By using an attribute that has a similar name to the label I want to replace I can figure out where everything needs to go, and just pull the value.