35757 Language translation script

Hello everyone, My name is Jonathan Regan :) This project is for advanced programmers only, and you must have extensive Scriptlance feedback. This is a very important project, and payment will be via escrow. Please take the time to check my Scriptlance feedback before bidding. Thank you. Ok, at the moment I own several content based websites ... The content is written in English, but I would like you to develop a CGI or PHP script, that will translate my words into several other languages. There are many services on the internet that will translate webpages - but I would prefer you to use Google: [login to view URL] Your job, is to create a script that will visit my website. It will login via FTP, and then translate existing webpages. Then it will save the translated pages in a different directory. Please understand that I have LOTS of pages ... I expect the script to be able to visit a website, login and then translate and "re-create" thousands of pages. This amount of translation may cause problems, by exceeding Google's AOP (acceptable usage policy). This is why you may have to use proxies, or perhaps build in a "delay" - so that the translation process can proceed. To make things easy, Google have already setup a page on the internet, where you can translate a webpage: [login to view URL] The URL to a completed page translation looks like this: [login to view URL] (That is the sort of output that I would like you to save on my server). So, if I have a 2,000 page website, and I run the script - I should end up with 2,000 new pages, in a different language. Sound simple enough? Obviously, I understand that this is not too simple. Please bid appropriately. I am really keen to use this script, as it looks like a good way to build content. Also, this is for my private use, and I will not be selling this product. Thanks for taking the time to read this project, and I am looking forward to working with you. This project will be open until I find a suitable programmer to work with. Thanks again. Cheers, Jonathan