Utilities: Administration: Server: Internationalization and Localization: Translations: Keys

 

The Translations section contains settings and features related to the translation of the web interface.

 

The Keys section has a listing of all strings displayed in the web interface. A "string" is a sequence of characters that make up a word or sentence in the context of a programming language. It also keeps track of what images are being used by the web interface. This page is generally only useful if you want to remove an obsolete string from the database.

Creating New Keys

Click the create new key button to create new keys. When a new translated string is added to the web interface, a Key for that string must be added to the database. In general, this key will be the string itself. The exceptions are strings longer than 255 characters, which are referenced by a tag instead of the original string. Strings will generally be of the type "text". Images also exist as translation keys of different types but these are used only for tracking the translated images and are not individually translated. Only "text" type keys have translations.

 

For assistance with languages and translations, please contact Lyris Technologies at translations@lyris.com

 

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1. Utilities: Administration: Server: Internationalization and Localization: International Charsets

2. Utilities: Administration: Server: Internationalization and Localization: Translations

1. Utilities: Administration: Server: Internationalization and Localization: Translations: Change Language

2. Utilities: Administration: Server: Internationalization and Localization: Translations: Keys

3. Utilities: Administration: Server: Internationalization and Localization: Translations: Create and Edit Languages

4. Utilities: Administration: Server: Internationalization and Localization: Translations: Translation Values

     

 



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