How can I download my translation from the translator?

How can I download my translation from the translator?

eftir akrit key -
Number of replies: 3

hi all

I  am a newbie for moodle, trying to translate the plugin scheduler, not yet finished, but after I finish and submit, I want to modified it and make a costumized version of this translation for myself. plz tell me how to download the translations from the translator.

many thanks

In reply to akrit key

Re: How can I download my translation from the translator?

eftir koen roggemans -
Mynd av Language pack maintainers
Hi,

Thanks for helping out with translation work! This is the workflow for what you want to achieve:

  • You translate the plugin scheduler on http://lang.moodle.org and submit to the language pack maintainer.
  • In the hour after the language pack maintainer accepted your work, the new translation will be included in the language pack - If you update the language packs on your Moodle site, you 'll find the new translation there.
  • For customizing, see https://docs.moodle.org/31/en/Language_customisation

If you do it this way and in this order, your work and customisations will not go lost in upgrades etc.

In reply to koen roggemans

Re: How can I download my translation from the translator?

eftir akrit key -

thank you

and how can I see directly where my translation will show to compare the Eng version and my translation? because sometimes we need to read the context to make a better translation.

In reply to akrit key

Re: How can I download my translation from the translator?

eftir koen roggemans -
Mynd av Language pack maintainers

What is possible to compare English with your langauge, you can find on https://docs.moodle.org/dev/Translation_FAQ#How_can_I_find_out_the_context_of_the_strings.3F and on https://docs.moodle.org/31/en/Language_FAQ#How_can_I_find_where_a_language_string_is_located.3F

You can't see your translation work show up immediately because it needs to be wrapped up in a language pack and installed on your site first. You can find the location of untranslated strings in the language pack by the technique described in my second link.