The default language setting is the user's web browser language setting. Use
it if possible. The following example forces the English language version, and
the last forces the Slovak language version.
Example 3-28. Languages selection // client language (default)
$opts['language'] = $_SERVER['HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE'];
$opts['language'] = 'EN'; // forces english language
$opts['language'] = 'SK-UTF8'; // slovak language in UTF-8 encoding
Available languages are:
CZ | czech | DE | german (standard) | DK | danish | EL | greek (hellenic) | EN | english | EN-US | english (United States) | ES | spanish | ES-AR | spanish (argentinian) | ES-MX | spanish (mexican) | EU | basque | FR | french (standard) | ID | indonesian | IT | italian (standard) | JP | japanese | NL | dutch (standard) | PL | polish | PT | portuguese (standard) | PT-BR | portuguese (brazilian) | RU | russian | SE | swedish | SK | slovak | TR | turkish | ZH | chinese (traditional) | ZH-SG | chinese (Singapore) |
Language codes are based on ISO-3166 standard, which is available on many
places, for example here.
You can append encoding strings to your language, such as
-UTF8 or -LATIN2. If no encoding
is specified, backward compatible default one will be used.
 | Default encoding will be switched in next release to
UTF-8 in every available language. |
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