Example; Toggle like many sites, between a main and secondary language same site; e.g. English/ French Canada, English/ Spanish U.S. again, within the same site and or then by any measure; Location, User, Group etc.
Thanks everyone for your votes and input. I wanted to address the complexity of this feature.
If implemented, we would need to provide the ability to input multiple languages for every text input for all of Pressero admin. There are many solutions out there that will auto translate into different languages but in our experience of the years almost all of those translations need hands on editing in order to match well with the culture.
We welcome any suggestion of how to implement this easier and faster.
Thank you Jean-Francois for the suggested code. But I must note that Aleyant does not support any code added to this section. Also the HTML you added will cause considerable problem with the site as it will be repeating major tags that should only exist once on page. (doctype, html, body). I have removed the code for now and suggest that anyone wanting to use google translate to reference this document.
I already needed this, but it needs to translte through the i-frame to en edoc form also. I have a Canadian card on a site, and Canadian law states that it need to be dual-language. The client overcame it by having one person set/order all Canadian cards. I instituted and goggle translate bar at the top of the page, the page can be transtaletd to any language, but it does not travel through the i-frame to the edoc form....
Thanks everyone for your votes and input. I wanted to address the complexity of this feature.
If implemented, we would need to provide the ability to input multiple languages for every text input for all of Pressero admin. There are many solutions out there that will auto translate into different languages but in our experience of the years almost all of those translations need hands on editing in order to match well with the culture.
We welcome any suggestion of how to implement this easier and faster.
Thank you.
hello Chris Beaven, the google translate widget was just an easy solution.
The big idea is that Aleyant develops a real choice of language option for customers and would be part of the client's site.
Thank you Jean-Francois for the suggested code. But I must note that Aleyant does not support any code added to this section. Also the HTML you added will cause considerable problem with the site as it will be repeating major tags that should only exist once on page. (doctype, html, body). I have removed the code for now and suggest that anyone wanting to use google translate to reference this document.
https://support.google.com/translate/answer/2534559?hl=en&co=GENIE.Platform%3DDesktop
Note: the google translate widget is only available for non-commercial sites....
I already needed this, but it needs to translte through the i-frame to en edoc form also. I have a Canadian card on a site, and Canadian law states that it need to be dual-language. The client overcame it by having one person set/order all Canadian cards. I instituted and goggle translate bar at the top of the page, the page can be transtaletd to any language, but it does not travel through the i-frame to the edoc form....
@ Jean-François
We were able to add a google translate button on our site, it translates the whole page, except for the iFrame data (eDoc)
It needs to travel back through to the edoc form....
This would be great, especially to carry through to eDocs
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This would be an amazing feature!