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Translations and localizing
Posted: 19 Jul 07 8:59 AM
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OK, I'm guessing that few people have ventured here because I find nearly nothing on this topic... This relates to a 6.2 database.
Many OOB forms have Application.Translator.Localize preceding text such as error messages. But where is the translation stored? I find only one table, SYSDBA.LANGUAGETRANSLATION, with just ten records, several seemingly redundant. This table is not visible from within Administrator, but can be viewed from SQL Enterprise Manager. Columns within this table include TRANSLATIONID and LANGUAGEID, suggesting that there would be tables called TRANSLATION and LANGUAGE in the db, but (at least in our db) they don't exist.
Is anyone aware of documentation for the Translation function? Where would translations, languages, user preference etc. be managed. And how does Application.Translator.Localize actually perform its duties - does it try to achieve an exact match of the entire string (seems kludgy)?
Many thanks in all appropriate languages to anyone who can offer some insight into this. |
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Re: Translations and localizing
Posted: 20 Jul 07 3:09 AM
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There are SalesLogix.mld and SalesLogixINTL.ini files in SalesLogix folder. Be carefull using this options because slx6.2 do not work properly with localization. For example, we modified opportunity scripts for good work in Russian localization. |
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