Google's Ajax translation program makes you Global

Google provides support for Automatic Machine Translation in multiple languages, and now Google also provides Ajax API calls for translation functions, supporting website developers to conveniently provide automatic machine translation functions on their own websites. What you need to do is set your application language, and then provide a drop-down box to translate your text into a language supported by Google. The Machine Translation results will be displayed below the drop-down box. With this feature, you can quickly publish your website around the world without worrying about language issues. Of course, this is not the best integration method for translating your website, but for some simple pure text translation functions, such as blogs, it can quickly start to run and work very well. Here to learn more: http://code.google.com/apis/ajaxlanguage/ using Google Ajax API is simple: first Add the following script to the page: JS Code <SCRIPT type = "text/JavaScript" src = "http://www.google.com/jsapi"> </SCRIPT> <SCRIPT type = "text/JavaScript" src = "http://www.google.com/jsapi"> </SCRIPT> then google loads the API function JS Code on the page. load ("language", "1"); Google. load ("language", "1"); before using a function, wait until the page is fully loaded, ajax APIs has a standard method to specify which function JS Code is called during page loading Google. seton Loadcallback (onloadcallback); Google. setonloadcallback (onloadcallback); In the onloadcallback function, specify the source and target languages for translation. JS Code Google. language. translate ('gato', 'els', 'en', function (result) {alert (result. translation) ;}); Google. language. translate ('gato', 'els', 'en', function (result) {alert (result. the following is a complete example: JS Code Google. load ("language", "1"); Google. setonloadcallback (submitchange); function submitchange () {VaR value = document. getelementbyid ('source '). value; var langpair = document. getelementbyid ('langpair '); var pair = langpair. options [langpair. selectedindex]. value. split ('|'); var src = pair [0]; var DEST = pair [1]; Google. language. translate (value, SRC, DEST, translateresult); Return false;} function translateresult (result) {var resultbody = document. getelementbyid ("results_body"); If (result. translation) {resultbody. innerhtml = result. translation;} else {resultbody. innerhtml = '';}