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Here is the drupal multilingual variables list so far:
Only core and core module module multilingual variables are included.
<?php
$conf['i18n_variables'] = array(
'site_name',
'site_footer',
'site_slogan',
'site_mission',
'anonymous',
'theme_settings',
'theme_garland_settings',
'site_frontpage',
'menu_primary_links_source',
'menu_secondary_links_source',
'contact_form_information',
'user_mail_welcome_subject',
'user_mail_welcome_body',
'user_mail_approval_subject',
'user_mail_approval_body',
'user_mail_pass_subject',
'user_mail_pass_body',
'user_mail_password_reset_body',
'user_mail_password_reset_subject',
'user_mail_register_admin_created_body',
'user_mail_register_admin_created_subject',
'user_mail_register_no_approval_required_body',
'user_mail_register_no_approval_required_subject',
'user_mail_register_pending_approval_body',
'user_mail_register_pending_approval_subject',
'user_mail_status_activated_body',
'user_mail_status_activated_subject',
'user_mail_status_blocked_body',
'user_mail_status_blocked_subject',
'user_mail_status_deleted_body',
'user_mail_status_deleted_subject',
'user_picture_guidelines',
'user_registration_help',
'blog_help',
'story_help',
);
?>If you see one missing add them in the comments below, then I ll add them to the list for future copy/pasting of the multilingual varibales list.
For those who are not familiar with these variables they should be pasted in the settings.php file of your drupal installation. To see the effect you'll go to /admin/settings/site-information and fill in a site title, change the language of the site and fill in another title for the site in that language. When you switch the language you ll see the site title change too. All these variables can have multiple values according to the number of languages enabled.
For more on making drupal multilingual check out this great starters article: http://www.eangkasa.com/content/setting-multilingual-site-drupal-interna...
Submitted by Dominique De Cooman on Mon, 2010-07-26 10:32
