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How to use the i18n

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March 3, 2020
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Hi,

I am using the below code for translate the English to other language through i18n

1 > ${"{0}" @i18n, format=[properties.questionAnswer],context='html'}

2 > ${properties.questionAnswer @ i18n, context='html'}

But this is not working for me.

When i am using the below code it is working fine for me
${"Hello World" @ i18n, context='html'}

So is there any way to use the i18n for RTE (Rich Text ).

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Best answer by BrianKasingli

@tekno,

You need to add the correct dictionary keys in the AEM console here: http://{SERVER}:{PORT}/libs/cq/i18n/translator.html

arunpatidar

Community Advisor

Try with

${'{0}' @ format=[properties.questionAnswer], i18n, locale='de'}

Please check below for richtext translation

https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/6-3/sites/developing/using/i18n-translator.html

You have to create key with HTML.

Arun Patidar

TeknoAuthor

@1464355, Can you please given me full example of i18n in rich Text, so that i can implement because i have tried everything for rich text but the convertion from english to other language is not worked for me.

BrianKasingli

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Community Advisor and Adobe Champion

@tekno,

You need to add the correct dictionary keys in the AEM console here: http://{SERVER}:{PORT}/libs/cq/i18n/translator.html

TeknoAuthor

Hi Briankasingli, I have added that is why i am getting the translation while i am using the ${properties.name @3164305}. But this is not working for RTE(Rich Text) below code which i have used for RTE 1 > ${"{0}" @3164305, format=[properties.questionAnswer],context='html'} 2 > ${properties.questionAnswer @ i18n, context='html'}

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