Re: Completely blank screen after form submission

There's not really one single answer to that. It really depends on
your application. The basic approach is to use .po files, however,
this is not a great solution for dynamic text from the database. One
approach is to have a single table with translations for many types of
models. Another way -- if you're really, REALLY sure that you'll only
ever be supporting 2 languages -- is to have table columns for each
lang, eg. title_en, title_fr, etc.

Have a look online for "cakephp internationalization" for some ideas.

On Tue, Jul 3, 2012 at 10:24 AM, Shosho <shinsuio0012@gmail.com> wrote:
> How would you suggest I do it differently? I'm still pretty new to cake.
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