Exporting Strings

The documentation has moved

New Location https://project.pages.drupalcode.org/string/

Visit /admin/config/regional/translate/string-export on your site to download the translation source file containing all strings defined using string module's plugin system (i.e. inside *.string.yml)

Consuming strings in code

The documentation has moved

New Location https://project.pages.drupalcode.org/string/

 Impacts: 

  • Module developers
  • Themers

The main aim is to provide developers with the ability to define interface text in their codebase using custom identifiers. The developers can also provide some meta data surrounding the strings if needed.

For example,

memoQ TMGMT

The memoQ tmgmt integration configuration guide

The memoQ plugin, provides a professional website translation service for the Translation Management Tool module (TMGMT).

Testing of Translation Management memoQ Translation translator can be done at SimplyTest.me. Just select the tmgmt_memoq from the "Evaluate Drupal projects" autocomplete field and press "Launch Sandbox"

Multilanguage Form Display

Documentation for the Multilanguage Form Display module.

The Multilanguage Form Display (mfd) module aims to make your translation editing experience a little easier.  Once configured, mfd will show you all of the translatable fields provided by an entity in a single unified editing form.  No more flipping back and forth between original content and translations - all the translatable fields are shown on a single configurable form. 

TMGMT Plunet

This module provides integration with Plunet translation provider for the Translation Management Tool project.

This module provides integration with Plunet translation provider for the Translation Management Tool project.

The module has been specifically implemented for Syntax and might not work yet for other clients.

The integration is limited to customer-restricted API.

Overview of localize.drupal.org

The text that you see in Drupal's user interface is in English by default, such as the "Log in" button and the "Add new comment" text. These pieces of text (or "strings", in programming terminology) are known as "user interface text" or "interface text". They are written into the software of Drupal core and add-on modules, themes, and profiles, and they can be translated.

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