on 10-07-2011 7:18 AM
Hi Experts,
I have a requirement where i need to show the default value in the @prompt conditional object level based on the browser locale.
I should be developing one conditional objects which should work on across the regions and across the languages.
For ex: i want to display "All Successful Jobs" as the default value when the browser is set to english locale
and should display "すべての成功したジョブ" when the browser is set to japanese language.
Is there any way to achieve this.
thanks
Hi,
Have a look at the separate translation manager,
You can translate
u2022 The universe name and description
u2022 Context names and descriptions
u2022 Class names and descriptions
u2022 Object names, descriptions and formats
u2022 Filter names and descriptions
u2022 Custom hierarchy names
u2022 Prompt texts
u2022 Input columns (identified as prompts in the translation management tool)
It is not possible from within universe designer itself.
Hope this helps,
Marianne
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Hi,
yeah i know about the translation manager. But it does not translate the default value in the @prompt syntax.
So i what i am doing i am maintaing a sepate data base table to hold the strings in different languages and their corresponding language code.
So what i can do is i will put the filter @variable('PREFERRED_VIEWING_LOCALE') in the object definition so that it will give the browser locale specific string.
but this is not possible in @prompt syntax.
So just wanted to know is there possibility for this
thanks
Hi,
I think it is not possible. When we set the local language set, it will not change dynamically to other language. These settings are changed by administrator. So logically we can't change.
All the best,
Madhu...
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