I don't think it's possible. You can, however, ask the user to select which language he wishes to see, then store that option in a cookie so he doesn't have to do it every time he visits the site.Hello!
I have a web-site, part of which is in Russian and another part in English.
English and Russian parts are located in different directories. The web-site is static.
I want to create a PHP file, which redirects the user from /index.php to /ru/index.html, when his primary language is Russian and to /en/index.html, when his primary language is non-Russian.
In other words:
<?php
if ($languageRussian) { header("Location: http://dapissarenko.com/ru/index.html";); } else { header("Location: http://dapissarenko.com/en/index.html";); }
exit; ?>
How can I determine user's primary language?
Thanks!
dap
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