Its a smaller issue, but Linkit doesn't seem to search for translated titles of taxonomy terms.
Example:
I have a taxonomy term called "teacher", I translated it in dutch to "docent". But when I try to add a link to this term I can only find it under "teacher". This even though my current language was set to dutch.

CKEditor Link does support this, but the interface isn't as nice as Linkit, it might be interesting to check how they do it.

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anon’s picture

How do you translate? With what module? Entity translation or anyone else?

peteruithoven’s picture

Not sure what module is exactly responsible for the translation of my Taxonomy, quite possibly, Taxonomy translation, which is a part of i18n.

This taxonomy's translation mode is set to Localize, which means I can use the same terms across translations, but I can translate it's name and description. (So when I edit a term there is also a translation page, just like regular content types.)

Hope that clarifies it, otherwise please tell me, I'd be happy to tell you more.

Great work on the module btw, it really fits in Drupal.

tterranigma’s picture

Title: Doesn't support translated taxonomy terms titles » Doesn't support translated fields

Thought I should continue here instead of filing a new bug.
Linkit can only find a node/field/.. by the original value of that field. For instance, I create an article with a title of "Test article". Then, I translate this article, let's say in greek, and give the translation a title of "12345". When I try to find that node through linkit I can only find it through "Test article".
I am using Entity translation and i18n for menus,blocks,etc. I wish I knew how to write a patch to provide. I think that linkit just has to also search in the translation tables/columns in the database. At least the behavior of entity translation should be supported now that it in drupal 8 core.

anon’s picture

Issue summary: View changes
Status: Active » Closed (won't fix)

Closing this as 7.x-2.x is not developed any more and will soon not be maintained.