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In my website there are several english strings in the HTML and JS code ( NOT in the database ) and I need to translate these strings in others languages ( spanish, italian, etc ).
What is the best way to do that ?
I can save a cookie where there is the language but where can I put these translated strings ?
If you don’t use a framework like, for instance, symfony2 (that have a component called translation) or Zend (that i’m sure will have some corrispective standalone “component”), a way for achive this is to keep a php file with key=> value pairs (or better, an array) and include that file onto your page. In that way, you could lookup everytime and, then, load the “right” labels and similar …
Also, symfony2 translation component could be used as a standalone part so take a look if it could satisfy your needs.