Contents Now Platform Capabilities Previous Topic Next Topic CMS translation Subscribe Log in to subscribe to topics and get notified when content changes. ... SAVE AS PDF Selected Topic Topic & Subtopics All Topics in Contents Share CMS translation You can translate CMS sites by activating internationalization plugins and manually translating custom interface strings. Two tables support the translation of a CMS site into other languages. Translated Name / Field [sys_translated]: Stores strings that are shared or commonly used within a site. These include menu section names, menu item names, site breadcrumb names, link names, and footer menu links. Internationalization plugins typically provide translations for these strings. See Localization settings . Translated Text [sys_translated_text]: Stores unique string translations which you create when you manually translate interface elements. See Export and edit translation records. Related tasksConfigure Content Management sitesRelated conceptsContent Management designDomain separation in the Content Management SystemContent Management integration pointsContent Management testingGlobal search in Content Management View a translated CMS site Activating an internationalization plugin provides a quick way to see translated strings for CMS menus, breadcrumbs, and links. For a full translation, you must translate the instance manually. About this task The following example explains how to view a translated site in Japanese. Procedure Navigate to System Definition > Plugins. In the Go to filter, select Name, enter I18N, and then press the Enter key. Activate both the I18N - Japanese Translations and the I18N: Knowledge Management Internationalization Plugin v2 plugins. Refresh the browser. In the Language picker in System Settings, select Japanese. Browse the site to see the translated language strings. Navigate to the ESS Portal. The path is: http://Instance Name.service-now.com/ess/. Browse the site to see the translated language strings in the ESS Portal. Related conceptsLanguage internationalization support On this page Send Feedback Previous Topic Next Topic
CMS translation You can translate CMS sites by activating internationalization plugins and manually translating custom interface strings. Two tables support the translation of a CMS site into other languages. Translated Name / Field [sys_translated]: Stores strings that are shared or commonly used within a site. These include menu section names, menu item names, site breadcrumb names, link names, and footer menu links. Internationalization plugins typically provide translations for these strings. See Localization settings . Translated Text [sys_translated_text]: Stores unique string translations which you create when you manually translate interface elements. See Export and edit translation records. Related tasksConfigure Content Management sitesRelated conceptsContent Management designDomain separation in the Content Management SystemContent Management integration pointsContent Management testingGlobal search in Content Management View a translated CMS site Activating an internationalization plugin provides a quick way to see translated strings for CMS menus, breadcrumbs, and links. For a full translation, you must translate the instance manually. About this task The following example explains how to view a translated site in Japanese. Procedure Navigate to System Definition > Plugins. In the Go to filter, select Name, enter I18N, and then press the Enter key. Activate both the I18N - Japanese Translations and the I18N: Knowledge Management Internationalization Plugin v2 plugins. Refresh the browser. In the Language picker in System Settings, select Japanese. Browse the site to see the translated language strings. Navigate to the ESS Portal. The path is: http://Instance Name.service-now.com/ess/. Browse the site to see the translated language strings in the ESS Portal. Related conceptsLanguage internationalization support
CMS translation You can translate CMS sites by activating internationalization plugins and manually translating custom interface strings. Two tables support the translation of a CMS site into other languages. Translated Name / Field [sys_translated]: Stores strings that are shared or commonly used within a site. These include menu section names, menu item names, site breadcrumb names, link names, and footer menu links. Internationalization plugins typically provide translations for these strings. See Localization settings . Translated Text [sys_translated_text]: Stores unique string translations which you create when you manually translate interface elements. See Export and edit translation records. Related tasksConfigure Content Management sitesRelated conceptsContent Management designDomain separation in the Content Management SystemContent Management integration pointsContent Management testingGlobal search in Content Management View a translated CMS site Activating an internationalization plugin provides a quick way to see translated strings for CMS menus, breadcrumbs, and links. For a full translation, you must translate the instance manually. About this task The following example explains how to view a translated site in Japanese. Procedure Navigate to System Definition > Plugins. In the Go to filter, select Name, enter I18N, and then press the Enter key. Activate both the I18N - Japanese Translations and the I18N: Knowledge Management Internationalization Plugin v2 plugins. Refresh the browser. In the Language picker in System Settings, select Japanese. Browse the site to see the translated language strings. Navigate to the ESS Portal. The path is: http://Instance Name.service-now.com/ess/. Browse the site to see the translated language strings in the ESS Portal. Related conceptsLanguage internationalization support
CMS translation You can translate CMS sites by activating internationalization plugins and manually translating custom interface strings. Two tables support the translation of a CMS site into other languages. Translated Name / Field [sys_translated]: Stores strings that are shared or commonly used within a site. These include menu section names, menu item names, site breadcrumb names, link names, and footer menu links. Internationalization plugins typically provide translations for these strings. See Localization settings . Translated Text [sys_translated_text]: Stores unique string translations which you create when you manually translate interface elements. See Export and edit translation records. Related tasksConfigure Content Management sitesRelated conceptsContent Management designDomain separation in the Content Management SystemContent Management integration pointsContent Management testingGlobal search in Content Management View a translated CMS site Activating an internationalization plugin provides a quick way to see translated strings for CMS menus, breadcrumbs, and links. For a full translation, you must translate the instance manually. About this task The following example explains how to view a translated site in Japanese. Procedure Navigate to System Definition > Plugins. In the Go to filter, select Name, enter I18N, and then press the Enter key. Activate both the I18N - Japanese Translations and the I18N: Knowledge Management Internationalization Plugin v2 plugins. Refresh the browser. In the Language picker in System Settings, select Japanese. Browse the site to see the translated language strings. Navigate to the ESS Portal. The path is: http://Instance Name.service-now.com/ess/. Browse the site to see the translated language strings in the ESS Portal. Related conceptsLanguage internationalization support
View a translated CMS site Activating an internationalization plugin provides a quick way to see translated strings for CMS menus, breadcrumbs, and links. For a full translation, you must translate the instance manually. About this task The following example explains how to view a translated site in Japanese. Procedure Navigate to System Definition > Plugins. In the Go to filter, select Name, enter I18N, and then press the Enter key. Activate both the I18N - Japanese Translations and the I18N: Knowledge Management Internationalization Plugin v2 plugins. Refresh the browser. In the Language picker in System Settings, select Japanese. Browse the site to see the translated language strings. Navigate to the ESS Portal. The path is: http://Instance Name.service-now.com/ess/. Browse the site to see the translated language strings in the ESS Portal. Related conceptsLanguage internationalization support
