# Cycle through the list and change language on the page titles # Build an array of languages available in your data table # like below to build an array of data tables to translate # To add a language translation for columns, add a variable # Build an array of data tables in this section to translate # of variables like below to build an array of guids and langids # To add a language translation for visualisation titles, add a group # Build an array of visualisation titles in this section # variables like below to build an array of guids and langids # To add a language translation for page titles, add a group of # Build an array of page titles to translate These are required for the change language script to work successfully.įrom import *įrom import Listĭt =
#Confluence language switcher code#
The following code is used for querying and obtaining the unique ids of pages and visualisations. In the relations tab, you can also change the colour of the relation colour to ensure there's a difference between your other data tables. This ensures that the table remains invisible and independent of any other tables In the data table properties, untick "Show in user interface". When you have added the data table to Spotfire, name it "LanguageDefinitions". Adding the language data table to Spotfire This will get compared to the "Original" column of the Language Data Table for translation. The calculated column types use the Description in Spotfire, so ensure that there is an index entry in the description in Spotfire and the matching entry in the "Original" column of the Language Data Table,įor document properties you want translated, ensure that the document property name contains "Translation" and that an index entry is in the description field. The imported column types use the External Name of the column, so ensure that the matching name is in the "Original" column of the Language Data Table. Data Table Columns, Calculated Columns and Document Properties Translations
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