Multilingual

This module allows group owners access to translate their group's title & body without needing them to have access to the whole slate of locale functions.

This module has been deprecated by the new Translation Management Tool for Drupal 7. This is a much better solution.

The localization server is a set of Drupal modules powering https://localize.drupal.org/, https://translate.openatrium.com/, http://localize.openpublishapp.com/ among other translation communities.

It provides a generic translation database backend with a community localization user interface, which allows people to collaborate on translating projects to different languages. It currently contains tools to translate Drupal projects as well as general Gettext based sources.

Drupal 7 version

This is the current version in production at https://localize.drupal.org/, which should shortly be replaced by a Drupal 10 port (see below).

Read Using Drupal as a collaborative software translation tool for setup instructions.

Requirements

You'll need jQuery Update 2.x (which includes jQuery 1.3.x) to make the UI work properly. Sorry, version information is not possible to specify in .info files on Drupal 6, so we can only document this requirement. The Plural formula configurator is also required.

Provides devnagari (India) transliteration ability to the edit elements of the nodes. using this module any drupal installation can start providing Hindi or Marathi typing facilities on the site.

This module helps you fix translations on your site as you see the issues. Just by navigating around your pages, you'll be able to fix translations and fill in missing ones using the on-page translation editor. At the same time, if configured properly, the module also submits your translations back to the community, to localize.drupal.org or any other localization server.

Related projects:

• Localized Drupal, an install profile that will download translations automatically (and comes with Localization client and Localization update).
• Localization update, which will help you automatically install and keep translations updated.

Tips

• You can select text from the page and hit Ctrl+Shift+S to automatically search the string in l10n client

Video demonstrations

http://hojtsy.hu/node/34

This module converts node bodies and titles written with valid(!) HTML markup to XLIFF (XML Localization Interchange File Format) and back to HTML. You can use Computer Aided Translation (CAT) tools to support your content translation process.

Note that this module is in the very early stages, and there are several limitations. Testing and improvements (patches) are very much welcome!