.tv French Questions about Enlinge.tv

[phoenixsuns]

Hi,
I just put one page and launched www.enligne.tv. But, I do not know French. I want to know which is correct for English "Search", the "Rechercher" or "Recherche" or "Cherche" or someone else? I searched the net and found all these cases and feel confused. Thanks.

 

[gamehouse]

What you have there sounds right to me.

GH

 

[SKG]

Rechercher

I don't know French, but I checked google.fr and the above is what they use for search so I believe the answer to your question is Rechercher

PS You should have a select all button.

 

[phoenixsuns]

Thanks Gamehouse and SKG. Yes,it is good suggestions I should have a select all button. Unfortunately, I do not know how to do it!

 

[lambda]

Recherche = noun
Rechercher = verb

So you can choose the best one

 

[phoenixsuns]

Recherche = noun
Rechercher = verb

So you can choose the best one

Great! You are always here when I need help. Thanks :hehe:

 

[tomsa]

Hello

that's correct just one thing you have a charset problem which makes trouble in IE with the special char é
You should use utf-8 and use the html code é

Best of luck with the website !

 

[lambda]

Hello

that's correct just one thing you have a charset problem which makes trouble in IE with the special char é
You should use utf-8 and use the html code é

Best of luck with the website !

There's no special character é or è in rechercher and recherche!

It is only in recherché which means searched

 

[phoenixsuns]

Hello

that's correct just one thing you have a charset problem which makes trouble in IE with the special char é
You should use utf-8 and use the html code é

Best of luck with the website !

Thank you very much for your reminding. I appreciate it.
Also Thanks DreamCatcher again.

PhoenixSuns

 

[tomsa]

There's no special character é or è in rechercher and recherche!

It is only in recherché which means searched

Well i just didn't say that. I said that the special char on the website (which have been removed now) didn't work properly on IE