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Multi Language Editor

The Multi-Language Editor allows users to manage and customize text strings in multiple languages for applications. It is designed to support localization by providing translations for different languages, ensuring a seamless user experience across regions.

Available Languages: Select the list languages supported by your application (e.g., English (en), French (fr)).

Default Language: Sets the primary language for the application. It will be used if user's detected language is not in the list of available languages. Usually set to English.

Simulated Language: Allows users to simulate how the application will appear in a selected language. It's only used during app development. End users will not see the simulated language.

Create a new translation

Click on the Plus button at bottom right of the page.

  • Pick a unique identifier for your translation.
  • Add the translation for your application default language
  • Click on Create

You can now edit the new entry that is displayed in the translation table. Add a translation description or other languages translations.

Use the translation

Inside the UI Editor

Open a Page UI editor and select the UI component where you want to add the translation. Select the settings that should be translated using the Translate button. If there is not Translate button, it means that it cannot be supported. Usually for settings that are not text.

One selected, translation key is displayed for the given settings

Inside the Data Flow Editor

Open the Context menu node list and add Translate node to your Data Flow:

In the Translate node, edit the Translation ID input. (Translation ID is the ID column of the Multi Language table)

Output of the Translate node will be the translation according to the current language and the provided Translation ID. If the Translation ID does not exist, the translation result value will be the Translation ID itself.

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