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Version: v10.x - Umbraco 10

Using the Crowdin Connector

Once your Crowdin connector is set up you can use it to send content for translation via the Crowdin service.

Send to Translate​

1. Send Content for Translation​

Follow the steps in the Send to Translate section of this documentation.

2. Choose Options​

When you get to the connector section you can choose the Crowdin connector.

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Depending on the connector settings, either:

  • You will be able to store the translations by choosing the project and directory on Crowdin; or
  • Those values will be locked.

3. Create Job​

Click on the Create Job button and the translation job will be created for you.

4. View job​

Once you have created a job you can view the progress inside Umbraco.

As the job progresses Umbraco will periodically check to see if the job has reached 100% approved.

When a file is 100% approved it can be downloaded back into Umbraco. You can do this via the background processes, or by clicking on the 'Check' button at the bottom of the job page.

5. Approve the Job​

Following the steps in the Approve Translations part of the documentation you can put your translations back into Umbraco.

Notes​

  • When you create a job in Translation Manager, a single file for each language will be created in Crowdin, within the selected project and directory.

  • Translation Manager creates a file per language inside Crowdin.

  • If you cancel a job in Translation manager this will remove the file from Crowdin, you may still incur charges for any translations that have already happened for the file, but these will be lost if you delete the file.

  • You cannot reset a canceled job as the files will have been deleted from Crowdin.

  • Re-submiting the same content will cause the translation memory inside Crowdin to retranslate the content.