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Hello,
I am trying to configure a Service Management portal with internationalization option using a custom language (Bulgarian) added to the Data Center Jira instance. The users on the portal can select this language in their profile and the UI is correctly translated. However I am trying to create some custom forms for the requests, using Proforma app (recently acquired by Atlassian) and in the forms settings I cannot see the Bulgarian language as option for my forms. Has anyone else tried adding custom language to their Jira and using it in Proforma forms successfully? What could be the problem?
Thanks
Boyan
Hi @Boyan Angelov ,
according to the documentation, Bulgarian is not a supported language within ProForma (yet).
See: https://docs.thinktilt.com/proforma/Internationalization.1646854263.html
Hi Dave,
Yeah, I saw that, but what I actually need is that the "Language" field in the Settings page of the forms gives me the ability to select all languages supported by the hosting Jira. I don't really need the setting of the forms to be localized, I need the form to be localized. For example now I can select in the Language "Russian" and set the form to contain all fields and texts in Bulgarian and if the customer on the portal selects Russian in their profile, they will see the correct form in Bulgarian (but everything else will be in Russian, so this is not really working). I don't see why Atlassian should not give me option to select all languages the users of Jira can select...
Cheers,
Boyan
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