AutoDetectLanguage"

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== AutoDetectLanguage ==
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This option allows FCKeditor to detect the language you are using by checking your system language. If it is set to '''true''' the editor will be displayed in the same language as your browser or operating system is.
  
This option allows FCKeditor to detect the language you are using by checking your browser language. If it is set to '''true''' the editor will be displayed in the same language as your browser is. Example:
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For example:  
 
<pre>FCKConfig.AutoDetectLanguage = true&nbsp;;
 
<pre>FCKConfig.AutoDetectLanguage = true&nbsp;;
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</pre>
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If your system is in a language that is not supported by the editor, the&nbsp;[[FCKeditor 2.x/Developers Guide/Configuration/Configuration Options/DefaultLanguage|DefaultLanguage]] setting is used instead.<br>

Latest revision as of 17:31, 28 May 2008

This option allows FCKeditor to detect the language you are using by checking your system language. If it is set to true the editor will be displayed in the same language as your browser or operating system is.

For example:

FCKConfig.AutoDetectLanguage = true ;

If your system is in a language that is not supported by the editor, the DefaultLanguage setting is used instead.

This page was last edited on 28 May 2008, at 17:31.