There is always one default language for a project. It must be compatible with Charset (see HTML Settings). If you have customized the template and put unicode characters in the template directly instead of using language files, enable the Advanced Setting UTF-8 output files (see Customizing Template and Tools).ĭefault language of the project.The data in your database must be stored in unicode, otherwise your data will not be displayed properly.The charset of the project must be 'utf-8'. Multi-Language project must use utf-8 encoding.See Tools for selecting languages for the multi-language project. If enabled, a combobox will appear on the top of the generated scripts for user to select langauge. The selected date format also determines the date separator ('/' or '-' or '.').Įnable multi-language project. Both mysql and mysqli extension are NOT installed by PHP 5 by default.The mysqli extension is designed to work with PHP 5 and MySQL 4.1.3 or above,.Use mysqli extension instead of MySQL functions. Different systems have different naming schemes for locales. Locale names can be found in RFC 1766 and ISO 639. PHPMaker uses localeconv() which returns data based upon the current locale as set by setlocale(). You will have to put a line similar to: #!/usr/local/bin/php as theįirst line of any file containing PHP tags.

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