Multilingual Module Madness! Which i18n modules do I really need?

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Configuring a multilingual site in Drupal 7 is not for the faint of heart. If you search for i18n-related modules on drupal.org, you’ll find nearly 100 listed! So, which ones do we really need? And, why?

Tecnología

Multilingual Module
Madness
Which i18n modules do I
really need?

Kristen Pol /
kristen@hook42.com

answers@hook42.com

Me
Kristen Pol
Drupal 2004 to 2013+!
Hook 42
kristen@hook42.com
@kristen_pol
kristen.org
answers@hook42.com

<shameless plug>

</shameless plug>
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Raffle for Free
Multilingual Book
Put your name on a piece of paper
and put in the bag at the front of
the room and I’ll draw a name at
the end :)

answers@hook42.com

But… it probably won’t
be simple

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How long with it take?
70

60

50

40

30

20

10

0
Simple Moderate Complex

answers@hook42.com

Anatomy of a Cow
Drupal Site

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Multilingual Buckets

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UI / Interface
Text (strings)
coming from
modules and
themes

echo t(‘Stanford Drupal Camp rocks!’);
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Content (Entities)
• Nodes
• Comments
• Users
• Taxonomy terms*
• Custom entities
(e.g. Commerce
Products)
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Config (Everything Else!)
• Menus
• Blocks
• Taxonomy terms*
• Views
• Variables
• Contact form
• Panels
• SEO config
• Etc….

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Config (Everything
Else!)

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Which Modules?

It depends!

answers@hook42.com

Finding Multilingual
Modules

100+!
answers@hook42.com

Multilingual Modules

answers@hook42.com

UI Modules
• Locale (core)
• Localization Update
• Localization Client
• String Overrides

answers@hook42.com

Content Modules
• Nodes
o Node Translation
modules or Field
Translation
modules

• Other Entities
o Field Translation
modules

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Node Translation
Method

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Field Translation
Method

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Node Translation
Modules
• Content
Translation
(core)
• Synchronize
Translations
(i18n)

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Field Translation
Modules
• Entity
Translation
(core contrib)
• Title

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Config Modules
• Transliteration
• Menu Translation (i18n)
• Block Languages (i18n)
• Taxonomy Translation (i18n)
• Contact Translation (i18n)
• Variable Translation (i18n)
• Internationalization Views
• …

answers@hook42.com

URL Modules
• Pathauto
• Path
Translation
(i18n)

answers@hook42.com

Panels Modules
• Multilingual
Panels
• Or just put
content into
nodes/etc.

answers@hook42.com

SEO Modules
• Meta Tags or
Meta Tags Quick
• Page Title
• Global Redirect
• Redirect
• XML Sitemap
• Translation
Redirect (i18n)

answers@hook42.com

Admin/Workflow
Modules
• Administration
Language
• Translation
Overview
• Translation
Table
• Translation
Management
Tool
answers@hook42.com

Third Party Translator
Modules
• Translation
Management Tool
sub-modules
o Supertext
o Microsoft
o Google
o Nativy
o Gengo
• Lingotek
• iCanLocalize (D6)
• OneHourTranslation

answers@hook42.com

Drupal 8!
Drupal 8
Multilingual
Initiative

answers@hook42.com

Learn More
• Groups.drupal.org
• i18n
• translations
• Drupal.org Forums
• translations
• IRC
• #drupal-i18n
• Drupal.org docs
• Multlingual Guide
• i18n How To
• hojtsy.hu
• kristen.org

answers@hook42.com

Have patience
It takes time.

answers@hook42.com

Don’t give up
You can do this!

answers@hook42.com

Build a better Drupal
You can make a
difference :)

answers@hook42.com

THANKS!
Questions: answers@hook42.com

Thanks, Joe!

answers@hook42.com

Raffle!

Courtesy of Packt :)
answers@hook42.com

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Multilingual Module Madness! Which i18n modules do I really need?

1. Multilingual Module Madness Which i18n modules do I really need? Kristen Pol / kristen@hook42.com answers@hook42.com

2. Welcome! answers@hook42.com

3. Me Kristen Pol Drupal 2004 to 2013+! Hook 42 kristen@hook42.com @kristen_pol kristen.org answers@hook42.com

4. <shameless plug> </shameless plug> answers@hook42.com

5. Raffle for Free Multilingual Book Put your name on a piece of paper and put in the bag at the front of the room and I’ll draw a name at the end :) answers@hook42.com

6. You? answers@hook42.com

7. Site Builder answers@hook42.com

8. Customer answers@hook42.com

9. Customer answers@hook42.com

10. Site Builder answers@hook42.com

11. Don’t Panic! answers@hook42.com

12. But… it probably won’t be simple answers@hook42.com

13. How long with it take? 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Simple Moderate Complex answers@hook42.com

14. Anatomy of a Cow Drupal Site answers@hook42.com

15. Drupal Site • Logo • Menus • Images • Blocks • Nodes • Layout • … answers@hook42.com

16. Analyze! answers@hook42.com

17. Multilingual Buckets answers@hook42.com

18. UI / Interface Text (strings) coming from modules and themes echo t(‘Stanford Drupal Camp rocks!’); answers@hook42.com

19. UI / Interface answers@hook42.com

20. Content (Entities) • Nodes • Comments • Users • Taxonomy terms* • Custom entities (e.g. Commerce Products) answers@hook42.com

21. Content (Entities) answers@hook42.com

22. Config (Everything Else!) • Menus • Blocks • Taxonomy terms* • Views • Variables • Contact form • Panels • SEO config • Etc…. answers@hook42.com

23. Config (Everything Else!) answers@hook42.com

24. Which Modules? answers@hook42.com

25. Which Modules? It depends! answers@hook42.com

26. Finding Multilingual Modules 100+! answers@hook42.com

27. Multilingual Modules answers@hook42.com

28. UI Modules • Locale (core) • Localization Update • Localization Client • String Overrides answers@hook42.com

29. Content Modules • Nodes o Node Translation modules or Field Translation modules • Other Entities o Field Translation modules answers@hook42.com

30. Node Translation Method answers@hook42.com

31. Field Translation Method answers@hook42.com

32. Node Translation Modules • Content Translation (core) • Synchronize Translations (i18n) answers@hook42.com

33. Field Translation Modules • Entity Translation (core contrib) • Title answers@hook42.com

34. Config Modules • Transliteration • Menu Translation (i18n) • Block Languages (i18n) • Taxonomy Translation (i18n) • Contact Translation (i18n) • Variable Translation (i18n) • Internationalization Views • … answers@hook42.com

35. URL Modules • Pathauto • Path Translation (i18n) answers@hook42.com

36. Panels Modules • Multilingual Panels • Or just put content into nodes/etc. answers@hook42.com

37. SEO Modules • Meta Tags or Meta Tags Quick • Page Title • Global Redirect • Redirect • XML Sitemap • Translation Redirect (i18n) answers@hook42.com

38. Admin/Workflow Modules • Administration Language • Translation Overview • Translation Table • Translation Management Tool answers@hook42.com

39. Third Party Translator Modules • Translation Management Tool sub-modules o Supertext o Microsoft o Google o Nativy o Gengo • Lingotek • iCanLocalize (D6) • OneHourTranslation answers@hook42.com

40. Drupal 8! Drupal 8 Multilingual Initiative answers@hook42.com

41. Learn More • Groups.drupal.org • i18n • translations • Drupal.org Forums • translations • IRC • #drupal-i18n • Drupal.org docs • Multlingual Guide • i18n How To • hojtsy.hu • kristen.org answers@hook42.com

42. Have patience It takes time. answers@hook42.com

43. Don’t give up You can do this! answers@hook42.com

44. Build a better Drupal You can make a difference :) answers@hook42.com

45. Questions? answers@hook42.com

46. THANKS! Questions: answers@hook42.com Thanks, Joe! answers@hook42.com

47. Raffle! Courtesy of Packt :) answers@hook42.com

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