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RyanStiles
Community Member
5 years ago

Rise 360 XLIFF Translation import success but content still in original english

I am trying to create a translated version of a Rise360 course. I've 1. Created a duplicate of the original English version 2. Exported the an xliff file from the duplicate and created a transla...
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AnthesisLavola's avatar
AnthesisLavola
Community Member
4 years ago

Hi Renz, 

I have the same issue. I already opened a case and spoke with a member of your team, but I couldn't translate the course yet. 

Anyway, I understand where the problem lies. The thing is that my original course is in spanish, and I need to translate it to catalan. The code of the xliff file should be ES, but instead when I download it, the code is ENG-US. This is causing troubles when translating and inserting the new file in RISE.

So my question is if there is any way to change this original file code from ENG-US to ES?

 

Thanks in advance!

  • LeaSAgato's avatar
    LeaSAgato
    Staff
    4 years ago

    Hi, Anthesis! There isn't a way to set the language code in Rise at the moment. Thanks for letting us know you need this feature!

    • AnthesisLavola's avatar
      AnthesisLavola
      Community Member
      4 years ago

      Hi Lea, 

      I understand that I can't change de langauge code, but what I don't understand is why the code is en-us if I have the original course in spanish and settings of RISE in spanish too. 

      Does the code always come out in en-us even if the course is in Spanish or is there a problem here?

      Thanks for your help!

  • ThorMelicher-b5's avatar
    ThorMelicher-b5
    Community Member
    4 years ago

    Hi Anthesis,

    Have you tried this?

    1. Open your file in Notepad.
    2. Change the following line <file original="course" datatype="plaintext" source-language="en-US"> to <file original="course" datatype="plaintext" source-language="es"> (it will be near the top of the file.)
    3. Save the file and then open it in the application you were adding your translation in. 

    Note: If you import the file back into Rise and it's not showing the Catalan translation, check to see if you have <target> elements in the file.  If you don't have these, Rise won't be able to see the translation and you will only see it in the <source> language.

    • AnthesisLavola's avatar
      AnthesisLavola
      Community Member
      4 years ago

      Hi Thor, 

      I'm going to try this. Thanks for your help!!