Hi,
As you can see the description of Plugin SDK page,
https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/atlassian-plugin-sdk-deb/version/65
As you can see above, there is an item for live i18n key finder feature.
How do I do this?
Should I add some module or options when I run {{atlas-run}} or {{atlas-run-standalone}}?
Any suggestion would be helpful.
Purpose of doing this
I am trying to get i18n keys for Confluence from the actual screen.
There is a good tool, called IPT for JIRA, but there is none for Confluence.
(For IPT, https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.atlassian.translations.jira.inproduct)
If I can get keys, I will use translate in TAC(translate.atlaasian.com)
Thank you!
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Hi,
starting a confluence instance via plugin sdk, take a look at the screen:
In the lower left corner you should find an arrow. Click it and a bar with some developer helpers will open. There's an icon with a flag, which will do nothing more than adding a URL parameter to display l18n keys. But you can do this manually, too:
&i18ntranslate=on
Regards
Theresa
Oh, I am sorry I was out of mind.
Yes you are right, it starts with ? but if you more than one parameter, it should be &.
:)
To Translators,
&i18ntranslate=on or ?18ntranslate=on confirmed as working on JIRA 5.2.8 and Confluence 5.1
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Thank you!
A link from dev tool was buggy.
It didn't send me to proper link, it sent me to "confluence/(currentPage)?i18ntranslate=on", instead of "http://(local)/confluence/....", it was missing baseURL.
For everyone else, it was ? not & at the end of URL.
?i18ntranslate=on
To Translators,
You don't need Plugin SDK, it worked on production server without SDK.
http://yourserverer:8090/dashboard.action?i18ntranslate=on
Have a gread day!
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