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Language according provided culture

rolf.joggi
over 6 years ago

Hi

I try to get the translation from within a script by using the #LD-Notation. I've the key in the DialogMultilanguage set as: "my test to translate"

Now I tried the following to get the Italian translation of the above mentioned key:
(according the documentation: http://docadmin.quest.com/identity-manager/7.1.1/configuration-guide/the-scripts-one-identity-manager/using-ld-notation/example-for-specifying-language)

Dim lang As String = "italiano"

Value = #LD[lang]("my test to translate")#

However as a result I always receive the key itself "my test to translate" and not the translated text. I tried the provided culture as:

- italiano
- it-CH
- italian

but non of them worked (also tried for different languages like French). I know that normally the square bracket is optional but in my case I need them.

I also tried with the method:
Value = LanguageDependentEx(lang, "DialogMultiLanguage", "EntryValue", "my test to translate")

but also this without success.

I'm on OneIdentity Manager version 7.1.1.

Do I miss something?

Thanks for your help

regards,
Rolf

 

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  • 0 over 6 years ago

    Hi Sven

    Thanks for your answer.

    Unfortunately it does not work, but I do not use the LanguageDependent() function. I need the LanguageDependentEx() ... or the LD notation #LD[culture]("key")#, since I must provide the culture. All the other settings are done as you described.

    I also used the table/column "DialogScript"/"ScriptCode". If I do a search in the table DialogScript searching for my key, it finds an entry.

    regards,
    Rolf

     

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  • 0 over 6 years ago

    Hi Sven

    Thanks for your answer.

    Unfortunately it does not work, but I do not use the LanguageDependent() function. I need the LanguageDependentEx() ... or the LD notation #LD[culture]("key")#, since I must provide the culture. All the other settings are done as you described.

    I also used the table/column "DialogScript"/"ScriptCode". If I do a search in the table DialogScript searching for my key, it finds an entry.

    regards,
    Rolf

     

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