thank you for posting your addition to my code!

Best regards
Andreas

In order to get all JSON lang data from a server-side response, I have modified a bit your sample code.

With this “feature”, you can use “key” instead of a real string in the code (html or js). So you can get all of strings from any Url witch respond the appropriate json response.

Here, the function loaded() gets the value of lang attribute in HTML tag. Then put this value in String.locale. So localization aims to load the associated JSON file even no parameter found in URL.

In the script.js :

function loaded()
{
//The default HTML lang
var getDefaultLang = document.documentElement.lang;

var lang = getParameterValue(“lang”);
if (lang != “”) String.locale = lang;

//Set if there’s no parameter in URL
else String.locale = getDefaultLang;

//Put key instead hard string, here a new format like #{string_localize} can be
//better to read the code
alert(_(“string_localize_init”));
document.title = _(document.title);

alert(_(“string_localize_other”));
localizeHTMLTag(“headertext”);
localizeHTMLTag(“subtitletext”);
localizeHTMLTag(“showinenglish”);
localizeHTMLTag(“showingerman”);

alert(_(“string_localize_done”));
}

In the index.html file :

inter_test

…

fr.json :

{
“inter_test”: “Test internationalisation…”,
“string_text”: “Ceci est un test d’internationalisation !”,
“string_subtitle”: “Avec sous titre”,
“show”: “Voir en Anglais”,
“string_show_french”: “Voir en Francais”,
“string_localize_init”: “Init title du document…”,
“string_localize_other”: “Init HTML Tags…”,
“string_localize_done”: “Localisation terminée !”
}

en.json :

{
“inter_test”: “Internationalization Test”,
“string_text”: “This is an Internationalization Test!”,
“string_subtitle”: “With any subtitle.”,
“show”: “Show in French”,
“string_show_french”: “Show in English”,
“string_localize_init”: “Localizing the document title…”,
“string_localize_other”: “Localizing other HTML tags…”,
“string_localize_done”: “Localizing done!”
}

Pe@ce and thx for this pretty cool how to