How do I translate a custom tab in SalesForce?
To translate or rename custom labels, go to Setup – Create – Custom Labels. Filter the list by package name to quickly find appropriate labels. Open custom label record by clicking on the name and choose the “New Local Translations/Overrides” button.
How do I import a translation into SalesForce?
Import Your Prepared Translated Files
- From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Import , and then select Import under Translation Workbench.
- Click Choose File, and select the file you want to import.
- Click Import. After the import is complete, a confirmation email is sent to the email address specified in your profile.
How do I export a translation in SalesForce?
Export Data Translation Files
- From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Export , and then select Export.
- Select Data as the Translation Type.
- Select the objects for data translation.
- Select which labels you want to export.
How to get translations for a custom label?
You need to use both CustomLabel and Translations. After retrieving with this, you are going to get all translated custom labels under translations folder. labels folder will have original versions. You can use a language code in translations to pull specific language.
How to export an XML file for translation?
Open solution explorer. On the Actions toolbar, click Export Translations. After completing the export, open or save the compressed (.zip) file that contains the exported labels to your local computer or network. Extract the XML file from the compressed (.zip) file and translate it.
How to export a translation to another computer?
Open solution explorer. On the Actions toolbar, click Export Translations. After completing the export, open or save the compressed (.zip) file that contains the exported labels to your local computer or network.
How to get a language code in translations?
You can use a language code in translations to pull specific language. When you use the retrieve () call to get translations in your organization, the files returned in the .translations folder only include translations for the other metadata types referenced in package.xml. I retrieved the details using the apex-mdapi.