The glide.translate.learn system property, when set to true,
creates records in the translate tables when an instance encounters text that should be
translated, but no corresponding record exists. You can use this property to help locate
untranslated strings.
Note: Using this method hampers the use of the exporting untranslated strings
method.
For example: A user switches to the French language and opens a record. When loading the
form, the instance looks at the Translated Field table to find the French translation for
each field. If an appropriate translation record is not found, the instance automatically
generates a stub record for that missing data, which can be manually translated.
The following HR application is missing translations for two modules:
Figure 1. HR application missing translations
The suffix [fr] indicates that there is a French translation missing. Because translation
prefixes are enabled, the prefix TRF: indicates that the entry can be
found in the Translated Name / Fields table. The following image shows untranslated modules,
located using the filter [Label (translate)] [contains] [fr]:
Figure 2. Example untranslated modules
