Instructions:
- Copy the HTML code in the box below and paste it where you want the link to appear on your page.
- In line 4, the variable omnilangFrom should be set to the language of the page to be translated. Just insert the corresponding 2-digit code (see table at right for a list of valid options).
For example, if the page is in French, change that line to: var omnilangFrom='fr';
- In line 5, insert the URL to be translated. Note that the script will not work in the unlikely case that the URL contains a single-quote.
- To suppress auto-initiation of the translation, change the value of omnilangStart from "yes" to "no" in line 7.
- Netscape seems to always insert a line break before the "Translate from French into:" link. If this is a concern, the only solution I can find is to force the links onto the same line by putting them in separate table cells.
- You can change the link text or make other minor changes, but be careful doing so: if you introduce even a slight error, the script may not work at all.
- Copying the code to the clipboard (Windows):
first click on the text box; then highlight "all" (ctrl-A); then copy the highlighted text (ctrl-C).
Pasting the text from the clipboard to your HTML page (Windows):
open the page in a file editor; put the cursor where you want the text to go; paste (ctrl-V).
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Available Languages | Code |
English | en |
Bulgarian | bg |
Chinese (Hanyu) | zh |
Croatian (Hrvatski) | hr |
Czech (Ceská) | cs |
Danish (Dansk) | da |
Dutch (Nederlands) | nl |
Finnish (Suomi) | fi |
French (Français) | fr |
German (Deutsch) | de |
Greek | el |
Hungarian (Magyar) | hu |
Icelandic (Isländska) | is |
Italian | it |
Japanese (Nihongo) | ja |
Korean | ko |
Latin | la |
Norwegian (Norsk) | no |
Polish (Polski) | pl |
Portuguese (Português) | pt |
Romanian (Romana) | ro |
Russian (Russkij) | ru |
Serbian (Sprski) | sr |
Slovenian (Slovensko) | ls |
Spanish (Español) | es |
Swedish (Svenska) | se |
Turkish (Türkçe) | tr |
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