Drupal 4.7.x

I have sucessfully installed localization module and I am also able to translate the content in languages like italian. But when I am trying to convert into other languages like Bengali or Tamil, it doesn't work. I think because the default installation has no support for it even though in /admin/locale it does give option to lot's of languages. So how can I add more languages in working format ?

I am using quiz module and getting this error in my admin/modules section -

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare quiz_translate_form_date() (previously declared in /home/myname/public_html/modules/quiz/quiz_datetime.inc:19) in /home/myname/public_html/modules/quiz/quiz_datetime.inc on line 19

The error is fairly obvious, and I don't think there is any redeclaration by me of the module anywhere. I have never done anything neither installed multiple copies of the module. So does anyone has idea what may be causing it ?

I've read a few tutorials and the API, but nothing I've tried so far has worked.

I'm trying to build a form uding the Drupal forms API. This is what I've done so far.

Hello,

While not entirely sure that this is the place to post my question, I found no better one, so please don't judge me harshly.

Hello, everyone.

It seems quite clear that the strings entered programmatically via t() function are subject to localization. But how would I go about making all content subject to localization? That is, isn't there a way to separate node ID from its linguistic characteristics? While in theory, I guess, I could allow using PHP as input format and that would allow to wrap it all into a t() function call. But that is ugly, aside from being as far from secure as it could be.

If not at the core level, then maybe there are modules that allow what I am looking for?

Hello,

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