Add multilenguage option

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Keep in mind that most users will not have pay hostings. Must be friendly with free hostings (limitations on bandwith, Inodes Used, database size, etc).

I see two options:

1. Put separate releases for each translated language. The user downloads PREM in the language available that he wants.
2. Make a single multi language web, using strings, definitions, etc.

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TASKS

hay que declarar definiciones, y cada definición será una frase. Luego se hace un selector de lengua y dependiendo del lenguaje, se carga un fichero de constantes u otro

• Declare definitions

• Language selector

• Constant file

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Only work in this after 1.1.0 version

https://manuais.iessanclemente.net/index.php/T%C3%A9cnicas_y_consejos_para_crear_una_web_multi-idioma
EXAMPLE:
*index.php

<?php
header( 'Location: ./vam/index.php?lang=en' );
  exit();
?>
<?php
if (isset ($_GET['lang']))
	{
		$_SESSION['language'] = $_GET['lang'];
	}
	if (isset($_SESSION['id'])) {
		$user_logged = 1;
	} else {
		$user_logged = 0;
	}
	if (!isset($_GET['lang']) && $_SESSION['language'] == '') {
		$_SESSION['language'] = "en";
	}
	if (isset($_GET['lang'])) {
		$_SESSION['language'] = $_GET['lang'];
	} elseif (!isset($_SESSION['language'])) {
		$_SESSION['languages'] = "en";
	}
	include("./languages/lang_" . $_SESSION['language'] . ".php");
?>

*lang_en.php:

<?php
	// NavBar options
	define ('HOME' , 'HOME ');
	define ('RESULTS' , 'RESULTS ');
etc
?>

*lang_es.php:

<?php
	// NavBar options
	define ('HOME' , 'INICIO ');
	define ('RESULTS' , 'RESULTADOS ');
etc
?>