If you are using mod_perl, jou might realize that the problem was already adressed and solved (well partly) by Apache::Language avaliable on a CPAN mirror near you. It is HTTP/1.1 compliant, works around buggy browsers and tries very hard to do all that transparently. Language storage can be in flat files, SQL databases and any other storage method you can access thru perl. Just my 0.02$ advice
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If you are using mod_perl, jou might realize that the problem was already adressed and solved (well partly) by Apache::Language avaliable on a CPAN mirror near you. It is HTTP/1.1 compliant, works around buggy browsers and tries very hard to do all that transparently. Language storage can be in flat files, SQL databases and any other storage method you can access thru perl. Just my 0.02$ advice