Hi Irfan,

What you mean is that you can't find this folder?

In Mobile case, you have this Multilingual Mobile Component

I also leave you here this video from ODC, which contains a lot of information that can help you: Multiple Languages and Mobile Apps

Cheers,
Nuno

In Web Traditional case, you have 3 options to implement Multilanguage.

1 - translate directly from Outsystems Translations Menu. 

• In Data tab/right click on Multilingual Locales/Add Locale. Add a locale that you want.
• In Data tab/right click on Multilingual Locales/Edit Translations:

• Set your translations.

2 - Exporting an Excel File Template (in Data tab /Multilingual Locale /Export Language Resources to Excel)

• and change them to import them into Outsystems, again (in Data tab /Multilingual Locale /Export Language Resources to Excel)

3 - Adding a table between Locale Table and a table of your database that you need to translate, doing a N to M relation between this 2 tables.

• This table have Id, LocaleId, Table1Id (identifier of table that you want to translate) and Translation.
• Use GetCurrentLocale() function to know what the current Locale you have in session, to search in these tables and translate your table1 records based in creation records in your intermediate table through  the table1Id, and the current localeId attributes.

See more here information: How To - Build an App with Multilingual support

I hope this information, helps you.

Cheers,
Nuno Miguel Verdasca

Hi Irfan,

Tell me something first. What kind of application are you building? Mobile / Web Traditional / Reactive

Hi Nuno,

If I want to use multi languages in already developed mobile applications, how to do that?

In Mobile, you don't find this folder. You need use that component that I shared with you.

If with the component documentation and the video, you can't implement the Multilingual, I leave you here a forge component that explain how you can do it: Multilingual To Do :

• This app is a simplified To Do app used to illustrate how to use the mobile multilingual component.

• Translations are stored as bundled resources inside the app so that it can work offline. To change the app's language use the "Settings" entry in the app's menu.

  
  

I hope this help you,

Cheers,
Nuno

Hi Irfan,

Refer my answer on this post:

https://www.outsystems.com/forums/discussion/58905/i-want-to-translate-mobile-app-from-english-to-arabic/

Thank you Nuno and assif for your quick reply.

I gone through the Multilingual TO DO , And I tested it, it is working as expected, I am able to change the languages from English to Arabic, Portugese. But If I want to translate the same into chinese or Hindi, How can I do that?

Welcome.

and about your last question, yes you can.

Hi All,

Using assif's post

https://www.outsystems.com/forums/discussion/58905/i-want-to-translate-mobile-app-from-english-to-arabic/

I am able to translate the language from one to another in my mobile application.

I have one question.

I have an expression, where I have 6 to 7 category names which are static.

If I want to translate them, do I need to translate each category, 

OR

Just by using GetTranslation to that expression, translates all the categories?

@Nuno, you also did a great help to me on this regard

Hi Irfan,

You can use the GetTranslation to translate one by one the category names if the expression has more than the categories on it.

If on that expression you only have the category names you can use the GetTranslation to that expression.

Not sure if you've noticed but multilingual features are already available for reactive and mobile applications since in Platform Server 11.12.0 or later and up-to-date Service Studio.

You can check this documentation for more details: Multilingual Reactive Web and Mobile Apps

Luzia