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The s*pam protection still missed this comment…

http://isnoop.net/blog/2006/02/24/make-your-site-easily-translatable-with-a-little-javascript/#comment-38147

Well, I thought so. ;-)

You said…
“I believe my translation software needs curl.”

If you’re using a PHP script from Digital Point forum at http://Forums.DigitalPoint.com/showthread.php?t=42057, yes you indeed need the cURL. Unfortunately, installing cURL in Apache is beyond my knowledge. For more details about that, take a look at http://cURL.haxx.se/ Installation, and usage guide of the script is available right at the forum itself – last time, it’s 450 posts already, so be patient…

But, if it’s not that script, but IS a PHP script from somewhere else, then you may, and may not need cURL. Since you gave “http://www.iconocast.com/News_Files/A0SB7/function.fopen”, and there’s a ‘fopen’ therein, your current (PHP) script might be using fOpen() function rather than cURL.

It seems like fOpen() isn’t supported on your Web site, but it’s almost impossible it’s not (for the basic functionalities such as opening, reading, and writing to/from a file) because fOpen() is nothing harm but a global function in PHP that should always come along with every release/version of ‘the’ PHP interpreter. In the other words, it’s kind of a mandatory thing, and not optional like cURL which you may/may not install on your Web site.

So… I’m sorry to ask, but are you very sure that your Web site is a PHP-enabled one, and that you’re allowed to run PHP scripts on your Web site?

Maybe… you can post one part where it calls the fOpen() in your translation script?

Thanks.

There aren’t any references to fopen in the translation script. Google’s webmaster tools do show you every link they have listed as a 404 whether or not you actually link to it on your site. Google could know about it because some other site has a malformed URL.

Your best bet is to check your old access logs and find out what the referring URL was.

I am using Google webmaster tool and there I am getting errors like:

http://www.iconocast.com/News_Files/A0SB7/function.fopen 404 (Not found) [?] Jan 20, 2007

I believe my translation software needs curl. Can you help?

Corey

P.S.: Have you added lang["ar"] = “Arabic” to the script? Go to the Official Google Research Blog: Statistical machine translation live, and you’ll learn it better… :D [Try it out. Arabic to English translation!]

That’s cool ;) Finally, you posted something ;p and just wondering what’s happened to the translate site script before…