Provide tools for translation and display of text in multiple languages and support for regionalization/localization for dates, numbers, currency, measurement, or other local contexts.

Indic Script

This Module enables IME (Transliteration Input Method) for Indian Languages in Drupal Text Fields and Text Area Fields So that users can create their content in their own Language within Drupal without installing any additional software.

This module provides integration with Kanni IME Transliteration Javascript Library

6.x-3.0 and 7.x-2.x version has the integration for CKEditor (CKEditor.module and WYSIWYG.module) new

Indic Script module supports Type writer (TW) as well as Phonetic typing
for the following languages.

  • Tamil, Tamil Tw, Tamil 99
  • Hindi, Hindi Tw, Hindi Remington Tw
  • Malayalam, Malayalam Tw
  • Bengali, Unijoy, Bengali Tw
  • Gujarati, Gujarati Tw
  • Kannada, Kannada Tw
  • Oriya, Oriya Tw
  • Punjab, Punjab Tw
  • Telugu, Telugu Tw & Telugu Apple Tw

What it does exactly?

Phonetic typing: If the user type "ammaa" in English it will convert this to the Tamil word அம்மா (mother).
Type writer (TW): It will convert the keystroke with appropriate Unicode character in the selected Language.

The Keystroke F9 is set as Hot key for switching between languages.

Features in this release.

Jquery Bidi

uses Jquery to automatically set directionality attributes of HTML elements based on first strongly directional letter in the element.

Paragraph Auto Directionality

Directionality is set by the first character in the paragraph

This filter tries to determine the directionality of a paragraph, and add a css rule for it. Directionality is set by the first alphabetic character in the paragraph.

Translation table

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UI for quick translation of taxonomies and menus.

Consistent Language Interface

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This module provides a language switching block that is very similar to that provided by the core locale module, however its behavior differs from the locale block in several ways:

1. The visibility of language links in the block is consistent and independent from the existence of translations for the page that you are viewing. The logic here is that the user should be able to change the language of the interface at all times. This is important because often there are menus and blocks that are language specific and the user should always be able to find the link back to their language.

*** For those who would like to have it so that languages which are not translated also do not have language links you should use the Language Icons module in conjunction with the core Locale module. ***

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