Hi Linda,

Seconding Jane, thanks for sharing back what you uncovered. I'm really glad you were able to get the translations in the web client working!

Jennifer

Quoting Linda Jansová <[email protected]>:

Actually, maybe there is one more thing worth noting:

First, we tried adding the permission to the admin account but nothing happened. Then we tried to do the same for a circulator account. Et voila, another language suddenly appeared in the dropdown :-)!

Maybe the reason why the admin account did not pick up the permission was that the account did not have (unlike our circulator account) a particular library attached to it.

Once the admin account also had a library attached, the translations also started working fine :-).

Linda

On 1/20/21 7:36 AM, Jane Sandberg wrote:
Hi Linda,

I'm so glad to hear it!&nbsp; Thanks for reporting back about those permissions as well -- I never would have thought of those.

&nbsp; -Jane

On Tue, Jan 19, 2021 at 10:20 PM Linda Jansová <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

   Hi Jane, Jennifer and everyone else interested in translations,

   We have tried repeating the steps but to no avail.

   However, after digging a bit deeper into the issue, we have found out
   that there is a specific CREATE_TRANSLATION permission and also
   related
   UPDATE_TRANSLATION and DELETE_TRANSLATION permissions. Our admin
   account
   did not have these permissions granted by default and therefore only
   English showed up in the translation dropdowns within the web client.
   Adding the permissions to relevant permission groups (not only to the
   admin ones) has sorted the issue.

   So now everything seems to work as expected :-).

   Linda

   On 1/12/21 7:40 AM, Linda Jansová wrote:
   > Hi Jennifer,
   >
   > Thank you very much for sharing that Jane's steps have worked
   for you!
   > We will repeat them and see what happens :-).
   >
   > Linda
   >
   > On 1/11/21 10:25 PM, Jennifer Pringle wrote:
   >> Hi Linda,
   >>
   >> The steps Jane lists are what we did to get French added as an
   option
>> to the drop downs in the admin interfaces to add translations.&nbsp; It
   >> also adds the language to the locale switcher in the upper
   right corner.
   >>
   >> For me, I have the staff client set to English (US) and I have
   >> English (US), English (Canada), and French (Canada) available
   in both
   >> the local switcher in the upper right and in the drop downs for
   the
>> "Apply Translations" pop up in the admin pages.&nbsp; (I can't speak to
   >> what displays in the drop down if I set my locale in the upper
   right
   >> to something other than English (US) as we don't currently have
   >> things set up to use different languages for the web client,
   just the
   >> OPAC.)
   >>
   >> Hope this helps,
   >>
   >> Jennifer
   >>
   >>
   >> Quoting Linda Jansová <[email protected]
   <mailto:[email protected]>>:
   >>
   >>> Hi Jane,
   >>>
   >>> Thank you! But it seems you mean the locale switcher in the upper
   >>> right corner of the web client. I have actually had another
   >>> translation dropdown on my mind - the one which enables you to
   add a
   >>> new translation from within the web client. I have attached a
   >>> screenshot with an example from Item Status Administration in
   Server
   >>> Administration.
   >>>
   >>> I have double checked that Czech does not appear in the dropdown
   >>> even when the web client as such is switched to English (in a
   way,
   >>> it would make sense that you might want to translate to another
   >>> language, not the one you are currently viewing the web client
   in;
   >>> on the other hand, it is rather likely that you may wish to add a
   >>> missing translation for the current language - it would also be
   >>> clear which strings are missing and how the context is
   translated to
   >>> make sure the translation is a good fit for a particular place in
   >>> the web client). So the only translation option seems to be
   English,
   >>> regardless of the interface language...
   >>>
   >>> Linda
   >>>
   >>> On 1/9/21 7:40 PM, Jane Sandberg wrote:
   >>>> Hi Linda,
   >>>>
   >>>> To get another entry in the dropdown, you will want to:
   >>>>
   >>>> 1)&nbsp; Edit the locales array in
   >>>> Open-ILS/src/eg2/src/environments/environment.prod.ts to include
   >>>> 'cs-CZ'
   >>>>
   >>>> 2) Re-compile the Angular client by running the commands:
   >>>> cd Open-ILS/src/eg2
   >>>> ng build --prod
   >>>>
   >>>> 3) As the root user, run the command: make install
   >>>>
   >>>> &nbsp; -Jane
   >>>>
   >>>> On Sat, Jan 9, 2021 at 7:09 AM Linda Jansová
   >>>> <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
   <mailto:[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>>
   wrote:
   >>>>
   >>>> &nbsp;&nbsp; Hi,
   >>>>
>>>> &nbsp;&nbsp; We are on 3.5.1 and are trying to set up the translation
   feature
   >>>> &nbsp;&nbsp; which
   >>>> &nbsp;&nbsp; is now available directly in web client.
   >>>>
>>>> &nbsp;&nbsp; So far we can only see English as a language to which one can
   >>>> &nbsp;&nbsp; translate.
   >>>>
>>>> &nbsp;&nbsp; How could we add Czech as another option in the dropdown?
   >>>>
   >>>> &nbsp;&nbsp; Thank you in advance for any ideas!
   >>>>
   >>>> &nbsp;&nbsp; Linda
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