Missing translation key for "Title" property in "Open dialog"

Radzen Studio Angular
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So I noticed that Radzen doesn't generate a i18n value for the "Title" property of a "Open dialog" action,
here a screenshot:

https://i.snipboard.io/7C16Iy.jpg

is there a workaround for this?

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This is generated in the code - no properties for translation

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3

@enchev does this mean there is no official workaround for this? I assumed there was something, as the dialogs to delete a record opened by the grid, have the title translated :frowning:

4

@enchev I just found that also: i18n-confirmDeleteText

this doesn't get added to the RZ-GRID.

Everything else does:
i18n-confirmDeleteOkText
i18n-confirmDeleteTitle
i18n-containsText

and so on, but i18n-confirmDeleteText doesn't get added.

This means that when we use the Delete function, the dialog that appears, doesn't have the main text translated, but the rest (buttons and title) are..

5

Can you please confirm to me that the:

i18n-confirmDeleteText in RZ-GRID (basically the DELETE text when you delete a record from the grid)

is indeed a bug and it's missing, so I can just assume that it will be fixed in a future update without implementing a workaround, or it is not, so I can think for a workaround.

Thank you

6

I have also discovered this problem today. No translation key is added for page title.

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Are there any workarounds for this?

7

@enchev Are there any workarounds for translating page titles passed as title parameters?

8

I have internationalization support for 3 languages in my app. We implemented the translations for the titles by binding the Dialog Title property to a static class method. Here's an example:

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public class LanguageService {
        public int Language { get; set; }
        public string GetText(EN_Text text, bool toLower = false) {
            string result = Texts.FirstOrDefault(x => x.id == (int)text && x.language == Language)?.value ?? "{}";
            return toLower ? result.ToLower() : result;
        }
        public Item[] Texts = {
            [...]
            new Item((int)EN_Text.UpdatePerson, "Atualizar Pessoa", (int)EN_Language.Portuguese),
            [...]
        }

The same method was used pretty much everywhere in the app. They all work as expected.