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"I found myself in positions which required me to deliver content in both English and Spanish, and in one project a third language. Here are the possibilities I explored:

Explicit links for each language
Use Apache's mod_negotiation
Use GNU Gettext support in PHP
Write your own"

"This article gives a brief introduction to the first three possibilities, but then we will go about the fourth solution which suited the requirements best, given the set of constraints. I am assuming that the reader is at least familiar with PHP programming and the use of PHP classes."

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