(This feature was added in our 7.4.6.1 release)
Control the available and default languages to simplify and standardize translation processes
dominKnow | ONE can support translating content into dozens of languages.
This is powerful and very helpful, but few organizations translate into all of the available languages.
To help with this, Administrators can control which languages the organization supports.
This restricts and reduces the number of languages an author can choose from when they translate content, making it easier and faster to find and select needed languages.
dominKnow | ONE supports two different approaches to translating content:
- One Project with multiple languages all published together
- Separate Projects for each language, each published as separate packages
The language configuration settings discussed here apply to both of these translation approaches.
An Administrator can access the language configuration settings under the Application Menu:
- Select Organization (1)
- Select Languages (2)
The Configure Languages panel will open.
Enabled Languages
Administrators can use the toggles in the Enabled column to set which languages will be available:
- For an author to select when they translate a Project
- For an author to select on the Language setting on the Project Properties panel
NOTE: Languages previously used for a translation will be automatically set as enabled and cannot be toggled to be unenabled.
Default Languages
The Default column sets the languages that will be selected by default for the author when translating for a multiple-language project.
Target (Export File Format)
The target column sets the export file format for each language. The options are:
- Excel
- XML
- XLIFF 1.2
- XLIFF 2.1
These are set for each language individually in case an organization has separate translation teams or vendors for different languages who have different file type preferences.
Usage
The Usage column shows the number of Projects that have been translated into each language.






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