Language Translation

ByChristopher Beach

Available as an optional module, language translation in Servicengine allows text on certain pages to be replaced with the foreign language equivalent based on the user’s preferred language.  All the translation information is stored in a set of tables to allow for easy modification and additions.  Multiple languages for each page are supported, but the language translation only works for single–byte, Latin/Cyrillic-based languages such as French, Spanish, or Russian.  Multibyte (Chinese, Japanese) and Arabic languages are not supported. 

Servicengine Language Translation Module is a robust, seamless and configurable translation layer that supports a multi-lingual user experience.  Learn more about how this feature can work for you.

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