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NEW in Rise: Export for Translation
If you need to create courses in multiple languages, you’re going to love this new Rise feature. It allows you to export your course text to an XLIFF file* and then reimport it once it’s been transl...
Hello,
Can someone help me, I downloaded the xliff files, compiled the content and when I upload the files back, the import is successful, I have the checkbox, but the content in the module is not updated.
Please help me
@Adam,
I'm going to take a guess here, but it sounds like you're trying to translate by hand instead of using a CAT tool as discussed in this thread.
So you know, you can do it by hand, but it is quite difficult as you have to add a new section after each <source> </source> section and start it with <target> and end it with </target>. Inside of the <target> section, you will copy the <source> section word for word and then translate the words.
If I'm guessing wrong, you may want to search here in the Articulate forums for the CAT software you are using or go to the vendor's forums to see what guidance they provide for working with Rise 360 XLIFF files.
Hi Adam,
Thor is right; it might be possible to open the translation file and manually do the translation if that is what you mean when you said you compiled the content. You'll need to be familiar with the tags involved, and each lesson within the course will comprise a <file> tag that will contain the <source> and <target> tags for each block.
It's also possible that nothing has changed with the file you are trying to upload back into Rise, which is why you are not seeing anything getting updated even if the import is successful.
We want to check out what is happening with your translation process, though. For privacy and security, can you contact our support team with a copy of the exported XLIFF file and the XLIFF file you are trying to import? We'll response right away as soon as we receive your case.
