Yes, I can understand that, but my problem lies in that my website is in two languages. In the English section, I use the configuration you wrote in the dev manual (i.e. udm-custom.ini and so on), but in the Spanish section I need to define a second .ini file, say, udm-custom-sp.ini. My doubt is the way I put the code. I think that I have to set it up like this (note I added (IS THIS RIGHT OR NOT?) where I have doubts specifically):
<?php $config = $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '/path/to/udm-custom-sp.ini'; ?>
then, on each of the pages belonging to the Spanish section, I write
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="screen,projection"
href="/udm-resources/udm-style.php?udm-custom-sp=<?php echo($udm-custom-sp); ?>" /> (IS THIS RIGHT OR NOT?)
and
<script type="text/javascript"
src="/udm-resources/udm-dom.php?udm-custom-sp=<?php echo($udm-custom-sp); ?>"></script> (IS THIS RIGHT OR NOT?)
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Finally, I add another $cmatch to udm-style.php and udm-dom.php this way:
$cmatch = 'udm-custom.ini';
$cmatch = 'udm-custom-sp.ini'; (IS THIS RIGHT OR NOT?)
Last edited by GabrielP : 01-26-2008 at 10:21 AM.
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