Thanks for your timely cooperation.
In fact following the direction you gave me I found out that
$HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE was what would work even better....
Something strange happened though:
I formed my include like this:
include "lang_".$HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE.".INC";
So, I have 2 files - lang_bg.inc and lang_de.inc. If I switch my regional
settings from Bulgarian to German-standard and browse the site with IE
everything's just fine - but if I try NS all of a sudden
$HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE has the value of "en" no matter if my regional
settings are Bulgarian of German.
Any ideas as to what the workaround for this would be?


Gustav Foseid <gustavf@[...].no>  wrote in message
news:20010319091510.A13178@[...]..
>  Atanas Vassilev:
>  > I need a way to detect default browser encoding so that i can set a
>  > variable for language and present the whole site in different
>  > languages based on encoding. I know encoding does not determine
>  > language but I only have to switch between german and bulgarian so in
>  > my case encoding will do the trick... of course if I knew a way to get
>  > the encoding of the user's browser...
> 
>  You have the information you need in $HTTP_ACCEPT_CHARSET.
> 
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