New answers tagged i18n-l10n
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Click "Add" on "Filter Criteria" on the left column. Then add a filter called Content: Translation language and set it to Content language selected for page
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To get the path alias of specific language try with:
$current_lang = \Drupal::languageManager()->getCurrentLanguage()->getId();
/** @var \Drupal\Core\Path\AliasManager $aliasManager */
$aliasManager = \Drupal::service('path.alias_manager');
$alias = $aliasManager->getAliasByPath('/node/10', $current_lang);
If you want to get the language code ...
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I was finally able to trace the problem. The migration code was expecting a value for the key nid. I was able to provide the appropriate value by overriding the function prepareRow.
Here is the code I used in both MyMigrate.php and MyMigrateFr.php:
/**
* {@inheritdoc}
*/
public function prepareRow(Row $row) {
$nid = $row->...
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You can easy translate view header and footer text using the {% trans %} Twig tag in Drupal 8
Example:
{% trans %}
Text for translate
{% endtrans %}
And after that you will be able find text in user interface translation "admin/config/regional/translate"
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It can take quite a while until you get all the naming correct. For people struggling with this, we've published a module with a working example here: https://github.com/VITObelgium/drupal-boilerplate
This module provides an example of how to create a configuration form in a custom module and make it translatable out-of-the-box.
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There are two possible translation methods for a base field, interface translation and configuration translation.
Base fields are defined in code and translated by t(), which gets the translatable string from the core interface translation table.
$translatableMarkup = t($label, [], ["langcode" => $langcode]);
//optionally, render to string
$...
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One thing to also watch out is using $this->t or t() function on the method that is accepting string and than translating that string by default. Meaning, we are trying to run the string trough t() function twice.
For example: $route->setDefault('_title', $this->t('some string')). No need to use t() function here because '_title' string is ...
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