NEW in Rise: Export for Translation

Hi Ashley,

I created a new custom font that includes Latin, Latin Extended, Cyrillic, and Cyrillic Extended and called it Merriweather Complete. Unfortunately, although the behavior changed slightly, the letters with diacritics still show differently. This time they are smaller, rather than bold (see attached file). It's my understanding that standard Polish characters with diacritical marks are technically part of the "Latin Extended" family, so it may be worth trying to make a font with just that and see if I get a different result, but I'm not sure how the mere presence of Cyrillic in the font set should impact anything.

Any further thoughts at this point?

Here's another issue for you. We've exported a number of courses and we've been able to translate with no problem. But now, we have a course that's giving us problems. When we tried to import the translated xliff, we get a message that says:

"Import failed: Check formatting or re-export translation."

Just to make sure we hadn't changed something during translation, we even tried exporting the xliff file then importing it right back into the course without changing anything and we still get that same message. So, it appears that the xliff file is formatted incorrectly upon export.

Are there any characters we should avoid using that might be causing problems reading the translated file back in to the course? Any other ideas what might cause this?

Thanks!

hi the links on this page do not work?

Hi Aaron,

What links are you trying to access?

I know in the initial post that Kelly shared above, that is an image of what you will see within your Rise course. I wasn't sure if those may have been the links you were trying to click on.

Just let us know what you need some help with and we'd be happy to help you out.

Hey everyone!  I’m happy to let you know that we just made translating content in Rise even better.  You can check out the release notes here.

We fixed an issue where XLIFF translation contained components that some translation tools couldn't process.

The new version of Rise is live now, so just simply export your XLIFF translation again and let us know how your tool handles it!

Hi Irina, 

If the Rise XLIFF translation option isn't working correctly for you after the fix, I'd like to have our team take a look. I'll start a case for you and they'll send directions on how to share your Rise course.

Keep your eyes peeled for an email from Support@articulate.com! 

Good morning,

It looks like Rise is now exporting .XLF files instead of .XLIFF for translation. Does the former work the same as the latter? Can someone please explain the change?

I am confused, how do i create an XLIFF file first and foremost

Hi to all,

We are also experiencing problems with the new format that Rises exports. There are several changes in the xml (for example, the html tags are replaced by <g> placeholders) that are not compatible with the programs we use to translate. The new format does not seem to works in the free editor that you recommended in the previous version of Rise (http://xliff.brightec.co.uk/).
Please, can you keep the previous version? It is very important for us, we think that it is a mistake to implement such big changes without warning, we have a project stopped due to this.

Thanks in advance!

Regards, 

Diego from G.A.

Hi Diego,

I’m sorry that you’re having some trouble. I think I can help get you going. We now recommend using SmartCat. It’s free and has been working well for folks.

Let me know if making this switch helps.