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I only see 'Webform' here:
admin/config/regional/content-language
But I don't see Webform submissions..
I have all core multlingual modules installed.
I have the following webform modules installed:
Webform
Webform Bootstrap
Webform Node
Webform Scheduled Email Handler
Webform Templates
Webform UI
Webform views
Any idea?
Thanks
Comment | File | Size | Author |
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#8 | Screen Shot 2017-09-25 at 10.22.18 AM.png | 65.23 KB | jrockowitz |
#7 | Screen Shot 2017-09-23 at 11.24.13 AM.png | 209.51 KB | 0Sarah0Al |
#7 | Screen Shot 2017-09-23 at 11.28.24 AM.png | 59.48 KB | 0Sarah0Al |
#5 | webform_submissions_not-2910080-5.patch | 695 bytes | jrockowitz |
#3 | webform_submissions_not-2910080-3.patch | 538 bytes | jrockowitz |
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Comments
Comment #2
jrockowitz CreditAttribution: jrockowitz at The Big Blue House commentedI have no idea why submissions are not appearing... and contact message are appearing under Content languages (/admin/config/regional/content-language)
Comment #3
jrockowitz CreditAttribution: jrockowitz at The Big Blue House commentedAttached patch enables translating webform submissions. This is completely untested concept/feature. Setting to 'Needs review' to run the automated tests.
Comment #4
0Sarah0Al CreditAttribution: 0Sarah0Al commentedThank you so much.
The patch is working.
I got all my forms submission under 'Translation is not supported' (see pic) , but they are actually translated.
I remembered when I first installed this version of drupal 8, ( the one I am working on right now), I installed a module called rename_admin_paths first, then the rest of the other contrib modules including webform. Now, I suspecting that it has to do with all the problems I am encountering with webform and probably other modules.
I don't recommend that module at all..
I wish I could remove all traces of it in the database.
Thanks again for all your help.
Awesome module and awesome developer.
Comment #5
jrockowitz CreditAttribution: jrockowitz at The Big Blue House commentedThe attached patch add translatable: TRUE to the WebformSubmission annotation, this removes 'Translation is not supported' but then causes everything to break.
Why would you need submissions to be translatable? and I am not sure I am able to support this.
Comment #7
0Sarah0Al CreditAttribution: 0Sarah0Al commentedHi Jackob
Let me explain.
I have two drupal installations. one is for test and the other is my actual website I am building right now.
My actual website is bi-lingual (English, arabic). And there is webform that collects customer information, name, age, gender, phone and location.
I created a views (page) that lists submission information to the user with an 'edit' button so that they can go back to the webform (same webform 'customer information' webform) and edit thier information. (see first image, This is the english version just to show you the view)
(I hope this is the correct way to do it, by the way)
When I am viewing this views page in Arabic, then hit the 'edit' button, I am reverted to the English version of the webform.
I checked my test website and I saw this (see second image).
You see in the image the check boxes are unchecked but they actually checked.. I had to uncheck them in order to collapse the lines in order to show you that I have webform and webform submissions showing under 'content language' in admin/config/regional/content-language in the test website.
Now, in my other website, i only see webform but no 'webform submission'.
When I applied the first patch you provided above, I was able to view my "customer information" in Arabic when I hit the 'edit' button. So, the first patch fixed the issue.
I could be doing something wrong that led to the issue of the language, I don't know. your advice is apprecited!
I actually don't know if I need to apply the second patch because the first one was all I needed to get the 'edit' button problem fixed (that is take me to the correct language version).
Comment #8
jrockowitz CreditAttribution: jrockowitz at The Big Blue House commented@Sarahphp1 Thanks for the explanation.
For now, I think we just need to apply the patch from #3.
I also confirmed that the new langcode entity_key does not require that a new index to be added to the 'webform_submission' table.
Comment #10
jrockowitz CreditAttribution: jrockowitz at The Big Blue House commented