Dear Support members,

What this message exactly means, when we edit page of a multilingual site :

"Fields that are used in all languages ​​are hidden to prevent conflicting changes. The hidden fields are editable in the original version of the content."

I wish to apply both path and domain-based translation rules to my drupal website.
For Example,
mysite.com/jp should result in Japanese language
mysite.jp should also result in Japanese language

Similarly for other languages as well.
I need both to work somehow, however, I think drupal just allows either path or domain, not both.

I wish to apply both, path and domain based translation rules to my drupal website.
For example
mysite.com/jp should result into Japanese language
mysite.jp should also result into Japanese language

Similarly for other languages as well.
I need both to work somehow, however I think drupal just allows either path or domain, not both.

Hi all,

On my recently Drupal 9.5 updated web site, I have a strange problem.

When I want to install module and uptade Translation via XXX/admin/reports/translations and update button, the page remains in the same status ans I have to refresh it to see the evolution !

The translaton files are download in the folder and upadte seems to work.

best

Kewin

Hello,

First time here :)

I'm an Angular front end dev, I work with a team that uses Drupal for content.

The scenario is that we use the Drupal.t() method to translate the strings.

When I translate the word from the back-office, it works!, but I can't see the change on my page. So I tested it with another laptop from a colleague, and it works!

I just activated the translation extensions which are available on Drupal 10 beta 2 to not only translate content but also interfaces and the configuration.
After having translated for an hour I searched whether those translations are a group effort (as everything in Drupal is).
When getting back to my page suddenly Drupal had downloaded 7% of the Italian and 95% of the German translation and I assume that those are the community translations. This works very well since all those are simple word or sentences -  no complex texts.