Introduction of ThinkPHP multi-language and multi-template support

ThinkPHP multi-language and multi-template support related introduction, in view of this problem, this article introduces the corresponding analysis and solution in detail, hoping to help more partners who want to solve this problem to find a more simple and easy way.

1. ThinkPHP multilingual support:

Add to the config.php configuration file:

/ / multilingual support settings' LANG_SWITCH_ON'= > true,'DEFAULT_LANG'= > 'zh-cn','LANG_AUTO_DETECT'= > true,'LANG_LIST'= >' en-us,zh-cn,zh-tw'

Create three folders under the Home/Lang/ folder, which are zh-cn, en-us and zh-tw for simplified Chinese, English and traditional Chinese, respectively

Under the folder, you can create a file corresponding to the template, or a public file common.php

The zh-cn/common.php page is as follows:

The en-us/common.php page is as follows:

The zh-tw/common.php page is as follows:

The template index.php code is as follows:

Welcome: {$Think.lang.welcome} language: {$Think.lang.lan} simplified Chinese english traditional Chinese

Or define L ('demo',' test') directly in the Action method, so that it can be directly applied in the template: {$Think.lang.demo}

For example, in the model: array ('uname','require',' user name is required'); you can use: array ('uname','require','%name')

2. ThinkPHP multi-template support:

Add to the config.php configuration file:

/ / multiple templates support 'TMPL_SWITCH_ON'= > true,' TMPL_DETECT_THEME'= > true

Create other skin folders under / Home/Tpl/, such as the folder red, where the files are the same as those in the default file.

Add to the template file:

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