Multi-lingual site with Model-Glue and Coldspring

Now and then through my work I get asked to create a site with multi-lingual support. In the past I have usually just created a custom tag or UDF. This time, now that I am on A href="http://model-glue.com/">Model Glue: Unity I wanted something that was a little more integrated so I decided to use Ray Camden modified ResourceBundle.cfc. This cfc was actually created by Paul Hastings and you can find more information here.

There are two reasons I am posting this mini guide, first to share and the second is that knowing me I am probably doing something inefficient and by letting the community see it hopefully someone will point out any errors or an easier way to do things :o)

Posted: 08-Dec-2006

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if you're creating anything complex, please don't use the rb CFC that comes w/ray's blog as it's really only meant for simple stuff like blogs & what not. use the javaRB or rbJava CFCs with a decent rb management tool instead.

#1 PaulH
08/Dec/06 11:05 AM

Andy - you've done it! I finally (think) I understand the basics of ColdSpring. This is the sort of example I've been waiting for.
(I know this comment is irrelevant to the post, but I just had to let you know.)

#2 Antony
11/Dec/06 2:35 AM

How about simple method. Like not using ColdSpring and Model Glue. I am not as much aware of these 2 frameworks but how can we make the multilingual website with out any framework.

Plase help me out

#3 Gavy
06/Jan/09 10:29 PM

How about simple method. Like not using ColdSpring and Model Glue. I am not as much aware of these 2 frameworks but how can we make the multilingual website with out any framework.

Plase help me out

#4 Gavy
06/Jan/09 10:29 PM