New answers tagged i18n-l10n
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I wrote this little script that replaces all langcode fields with a new language code across all tables in your Drupal 9 (and possibly 8) installation.
Place it in your Drupal root
Change the $newlang and $oldlang variables.
Optionally add more conditions
Execute it: php myscript.php
Be aware that this does not do any checking or confirmations so be sure ...
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The Allowed Languages module makes it possible to set restrictions on which content a user can edit based on language.
https://www.drupal.org/project/allowed_languages
Once installed against each user profile you can check which languages the user can edit as shown below.
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Requiring t() to translate the string in a specific language is perfectly fine. The function will return a translation, if the Locale module is installed and enabled, and that string is present in the site; it doesn't use a remote service to translate the string passed as first argument.
Present in the site means:
The translation has been added using the ...
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Unchecking all "Hide non translatable fields on translation forms"-boxes in Content language-configuration page solved the problem.
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This question have already been answered correctly, but if you need to translate a string with variables, here's how you do it.
{{ 'Subscribe to @title'|t({'@title': title}) }}
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To those like @liquidcms wondering how to do a multilingual path : you can make as many routes as languages, to the same controller.
custom.route.lang_one:
path: '/path/in/this/language'
defaults:
_controller: '\Drupal\my_module\Controller\MyController::method'
requirements:
_permission: 'access content'
custom.route.lang_two:
path: '/path/...
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