jQuery Localisation Reference

Functionality

Name	Returns	Comments
$.localise(package, settings)	-	Load in localised versions of specified JavaScript packages. `package` (string or string[]) is the name(s) of the package(s) to load `settings` (object) to provide several settings (see settings) or is omitted to use the default language setting and parameters `$.localise('mypackage.js') $.localise('mypackage.js', {language: 'pt-BR'}) $.localise(['mypackage.js', 'another.js'])`
$.localise(package, language, loadBase, path, timeout, async, complete)	-	Load in localised versions of specified JavaScript packages. `package` (string or string[]) is the name(s) of the package(s) to load `language`, `loadBase`, `path`, `timeout`, `async`, `complete` (all optional) see settings `$.localise('mypackage.js', 'pt-BR') $.localise(['mypackage.js', 'another.js'], true, 1000)` Since 1.0.3 - `language` parameter only. Since 1.0.4 - parameters up to `timeout`. Since 1.1.0 - `async` and `complete` parameters.
$.localise.defaultLanguage	string	The default language set in the browser. Since 1.0.3 - previously it was `$.defaultLanguage`.
$.localize(...)	-	A localisation of the `$.localise` function! Since 1.0.3.

Name	Values	Default	Comments
language	string	browser setting	When specified, this value is used to drive the localisation process rather than the default browser language. It is the RFC 4646 language-region code and should be in the format `aa` or `aa-AA`. For example: en = English, en-AU = Australian English.
loadBase	boolean	false	When set to `true`, the base package (`<package name>.js`) is loaded prior to any of the language override versions.
path	string or string[2]	['', '']	The path or paths to the JavaScript files. If a single string is provided it applies to both the base and localisations files. If an array of two strings is given, the first is for the base file and the second is for the localisations. Since 1.0.4.
timeout	number	500	The timeout period for downloading the localisation packages. A value of 0 indicates no timeout.
async	boolean	false	When set to `true` the localisations are loaded asynchronously. Since 1.1.0.
complete	function	null	A callback that is triggered when the localisations have finished loading (it only really applies when `async` is `true`). The function takes one parameter, being the name of the package loaded, and has `this` set to the `window`. Since 1.1.0.