I want to set the application language in iTunes. It always shows only English, but I want to show two languages in iTunes. I don’t want to make any changes to the application code, as I’m already managing these two languages by device language.
The sample image contains multiple languages, like English, Chinese, Dutch, and French.
I have the same issue currently, and even if I fill different languages in iTunes Connect, I still have only English.
I'll try something else, just by adding en.lproj & xx.lproj (replace xx by country language two caracters code) in my app with some data inside. I think when you submit an app, this is where Apple collect the list of available languages). I hope this will works!
You can edit the localizations via iTunes Connect. Choose you application from the list and click Manage Localizations. However, if your app is currently in review or approved, you need to submit a new binary:
You cannot add a new language from
this page because your app has either
already been approved or is currently
in review. To add a new language, you
must submit a new version of your app.
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Is it possible to receive requests in two different languages in one Action, now that the Google Assistant is Bilingual:
It is possible for on Action to be written to work in multiple languages and locales. There's guidance in the documentation to extend a single Dialogflow agent as well. However, I don't believe the Action will be multilingual. It'll depend on what invocation phrase you use.
If you say "Talk to my test app", you'll get the English version.
If you say "parler avec mon application de test", you'll get the French version.
If your Action has a fulfillment, you'll be able to get the current locale by getting conv.user.locale.
Yes you can.
You select up multiple languages in console.Actions.google.com
You then add a second language to your project.
Under your project name you now have multiple language markers.
You have to set up intent verbal triggers for both the main language and also the secondary language in dialogflow.
It is in this way that the system recognises what language is being spoken and kicks off the appropriate intent.
Note: If you use webhook functions they too will have to be updated to support multilingual functionality. I have implemented i18n as my framework.
There is a great tutorial at:
https://medium.com/voiceano/publishing-bilingual-actions-for-google-assistant-61c326d1b79?fbclid=IwAR1ysjBecJpZUP2bpUgXMZDkvpS6V4qvY75S0RdVw8q0PtZAjPMoTcty2vU
I want to create a website which consists of videos which will be uploaded by the admin and many useful information which all will be uploaded by an admin.
I have got the domain name, remote LAMP server.
I have gone through many tutorials and I tired creating using Drupal 8. Website was fine but while creating a new existing module the whole thing got crashed and I don't want to goback and recover it since it is a big mess.
So I want to try from first keeping it very simple.
Kindly guide me to achieve this. I will put all my effort to learn it.
Any help any documents which will help me to create will be greatly accepted.
I am beginner in C++, html. Can you guys let me know how can I achieve in creating a website.
You can find your answer here on your own:
So there are various languages that are being used in the web that perform various purposed and hence you can choose what functionality do you need in your website and according to that you can write the code in that language.
Lets take a quick look at some of the most widely used languages of the web:
1: HTML
This is a Markup Language which can be used basically just for writing the content and displaying on your webpage. You can create too many pages and link them to form a website.
2: CSS
This language helps you design your webpage and thus makes your webpage look way too better. A site only written in html in not preferrable.
3: JavaScript
This language is a scripting language that helps you do various cool stuff like handling input events (like click, hover,etc), change the content of your webpage dynamically, bring popups , etc.
4: PHP
This scripting language is also being widely used as this lets you work with the forms and submit to a database. In fact, if you learn this language you can write the logic behind your own facebook and you can give it a face using HTML, CSS.
Once you are done learning all these languages, you can now learn some of the cool libraries like:
Bootstrap (for css, js)
Jquery (Javascript)
I am creating an app in which I have integrated Cortana. Its in English version and all is working fine. Now I would like to add one more language(er.French or Italian) I know that I have to add one more commandset with xml:lang tag. But how can I test it? Do I needs to change the phone language also? or with my current English language will work for different language? Please help
Changing the language of the phone is an option, but you can also simply add additional language "packs" to your phone. Go to Settings -> Speech and then open the Speech languages list. You'll see all the supported languages on Windows Phone, along with a download size, which indicates they are not yet installed. Select the language to download and then wait. Installing a new language pack is considered a system update, which means it'll have to reboot the phone and perform the long data migration process. Your phone will be unusable for 20-30 minutes or more. repeat for more languages.
Once a language is installed, you can use Cortana VCD, text-to-speech and speech recognition in your apps in that language.
You can also use the Windows Phone emulator since the images come pre-loaded with all the languages by default. This is a great way to test all the possible languages for an international deployment (provided you are familiar with said languages).
To learn more about speech & Cortana integration in Windows & WP apps, let me recommend this free online course on Microsoft Virtual Academy: http://aka.ms/cortanamva.
I have created a JSF application where in to implement localization, I need to create separate property files for each locale. Is there any way that these can be generated dynamically or any means of reducing the effort to minimum. Google translator is not a option for me.
Update:
User A have stored Data-A in Hindi language in database, Some User B comes in from french, now i want my application to show Data-A to user B in language French.
Check this blog - http://www.mkyong.com/jsf2/jsf-2-internationalization-example/
MK Yong tries to explain what you might be looking for, with examples.
I don't know if this is what you were looking for, but hope it helps. Supporting muti locales are never easy. You end up having multiple views that support each locale.
I would like to extract the data and event name from a google calendar then show it as plain text. When ever the calendar is updated I would like the text to reflect this. It will be a part of a web site that I am working on.
What would be a good way to go about this?
The GData apis are what you're looking for. There are APIs for .NET, PHP, and Java at least (having used all, they are all fine)[1]. I have used the Zend Framework's implementation [2] to great success making a timeclock application totaling the hours the members in our organization recorded on their Google calendars, and the .NET framework is just as good. For a website, this is the way to go.
There is also a nifty command line tool, though I have not has as much success with it (Both *nix and Windows command line, though of course you'll have much more processing power in *nix ;))
[1] http://code.google.com/apis/gdata/docs/client-libraries.html
[2] http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/zend.gdata.html
[3] http://code.google.com/p/googlecl/
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The project I mentioned for building a timeclock is available at http://code.google.com/p/gcaltimeclock/
The files you are probably most interested in are http://code.google.com/p/gcaltimeclock/source/browse/application/controllers/calendars.php and http://code.google.com/p/gcaltimeclock/source/browse/application/views/calendars/timesheets.php