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Rise : Translation issue
Dear Rise-Team,
I'm assessing Rise for my company and I'm struggling with the translation function.
- I duplicated the course, exported it as a Xliff including html formatting.
- I opened the generated xlf file with XML Notepad and edited some texts to translate them in English.
- I saved the file (first trial in .xml, second trial without changing the extension so still .xlf - no difference in my issue).
- I imported the file in Rise and got the message "imported successfully".
But the translations are not applied : I still see my French original version.
What did I do wrong?
Kind regards!
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Sorry to hear you're having trouble with the translation process, Alexandra.
Would you mind sharing your translated XLIFF file with our team by clicking here? We would like to take a closer look at it from our side.
Thanks!
Dear Rise- team,
I have the same issue as Alexandra, so I am wondering ehat solution you did find?
Best Regards,
Stine Bondal
Hi Stine,
Fantastic to see that you are already working with one of our support engineers Vevette. You are in good hands.
I tried to export without the HTML coding - it will be a person at the client's office not a professional - and I keep getting the coding
I deselected checkbox - nope - got out of the setting and came back , deselected - nope - got out of the course then back and deselected - nope.
...is there a magic tune I need to hum to get this to work?
Hi
If you don't insist using your xml notepad, try using POeditor.
https://poeditor.com/kb/how-to-translate-articulate-rise-360-coursesIt works for me.
If you don't insist using your xml notepad, try using POeditor.
It has a guide for Rise 360 as well. Works for me so far.
I have tried using POEditor, but I want to use autotranslate, and I find that doing so in POEditor
a) breaks the tags so that terms won't always import back to Rise
b) it looks like I'm charged for autotranslation of html data
Did you use autotranslate in POEditor and if so did you have these problems?
I'm also looking for a way to use auto-translate from DeepL pro, which is integration for POEditor from what I can see, but am having trouble then re-uploading the file. I'd also like to know if there are any recommendations for this.
Hi, all! I don't have personal experience with POEditor, but you'll want to be sure that tool is specifically for translating XLIFF files. Lots of folks in the community have had success with a free tool called SmartCat, so you may want to give that one a try!
Also, don't forget to upload the translated XLIFF file back into the exact course from which it was exported. Click here for all the steps of the translation process! We're here if you need a hand along the way.
Is there any updates to this issue? I'm having the exact same problem. Duplicated course, exported the .xliff file, opened in Dreamweaver and translated the english to spanish, then imported file. Course says import successful, I get the check, but nothing has been translated. Translated the buttons as well using Rise, and that hasn't changed in the course either.
I have been using Smartcat for my translations for months and yesterday ran into my first issue.
Hi Mary!
Sorry to hear you've run into this setback!
I see that you've opened a support case as well. Great idea! It looks like you've connected with my teammate Carlo. I noticed that Carlo replied to your e-mail with some feedback on your issue.
We can continue troubleshooting through your case to keep all information in one spot.
