![]() ![]() ![]() Right click > Send to > Compressed (Zipped) folderĪfter the folder has been converted to a zip format, it can be sent back to ImpacTechs through a Zendesk ticket and we will upload the translations onto the member area.ġ. ![]() Make sure that now a new file example: (de-DE.json) is added in each folder! Once you are done translating all folders, navigate to the folder with all the translations Now repeat these steps for each of the below folders: Note that the ‘save’ button requires you to also save a babel project file that you can save anywhere you like with your preferred name Once the translations are completed, make sure to check and 'approved' the automatically translated text as shown belowĪfter you are done translating with a folder, Click Save You can select your preferred translation provider (Google, Microsoft, etc) If a folder is selected you can click ‘' Pre-Translate’',Ĭheck the box of the languages to be translated, In this example we will use ‘'English’'īy selecting a folder you can see all the languages to translate selected in the previous steps available for you to start translating. Note: In this example en-US and ru-RU should be detected automatically, if not add them manuallyĪdd an additional language, de-DE - ''German'' for example.ĭefine a primary language. Note: Each folder/directory needs to be done separately, One by One. json files that we have provided you by dragging and dropping a folder to the below shown area. Note: In this example, we provided EN & RU translation files and will show not only how you can translate RU but also how you can add another language, for example German!Ĭreate a new translation project by clicking on ‘'Angular’' > ‘'ngx-transaltion’'.Īdd the latest. Once the installation is completed, open BabelEdit by clicking on it’s icon. zip file that will need to be extracted in order to access the following files: Steps to be followed to proceed with the translations:įirst, you will need to download and install BabelEdit In this knowledge base article, we use BabelEdit as an example (other tools exists also) to explain how you can edit your translation files.Īfter requesting the latest translation files through our Zendesk ticketing system you will receive a. yaml, etc.) in a simplified way with the use of different applications. json files which are provided with a plain text editor therefore in such cases there are sever tools that allow a user to translate such translation files (.json. Although our CRM Member’s area is completely translatable, a non-technical users may find it hard to edit. ![]()
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