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Eniac Essentials Internationalisation Plugin

Submitted by ejr_bos on April 10, 2009 - 10:03am

This plugin loads a language-dependent dictionary in JSON format and apply the text given to the element that has the corresponding id. It does so from to the tree that is under the current jQuery.
Example of use:

$(document).ready(function() {
    $(this).translate("i18n.json");
});

where there is a default i18n.json file and several other language-files: i18n-en-US.json, i18n-nl.json, i18n-fr-FR.json. the i18n-file format looks like

{ "showFormButton" : "Selection",
  "pollTable_filter":"Seek",
  "nameField" : "Name",
  "genderField" : "Male",
  "titleGender" : "Gender (M/V)",
  "titleName" : "Surname"
}

NB.It will replace everything in an element with the text, so:

<div id="ee1">Search:<input type="text"/></div>

will end up like

<div id="ee1">Seek</div>

jquery-localize

Submitted by coderifous on January 5, 2009 - 2:34pm

A plugin that makes it easy to internationalize your web site.

  • Lazily loads JSON translation files based on a simple naming convention.
  • By default, applies the translations to your document based on simple attribute convention.

Created for and used on http://LetMeGoogleThatForYou.com using jQuery 1.2.6

Hosted on github, see the README for details.

JavaScript Localisation

Submitted by kbwood on June 20, 2007 - 7:26pm

Automatically load localisation packages for your JavaScript. Defaults to the browser's language setting, but may be overridden.