Geolocation meets Drupal in a big way with a fresh suite of modules for interfacing Drupal with Quova's IP based geolocation and network information service.
This module adds a condition to Context module and works in combination with Locale Cookie. The condition detects if the language cookie isn't set, this allows you to easily make a splash page for user with an unknown language.
This module adds a new method for language detection to Drupal 7, it keeps track of the language by means of a cookie, so the language is preserved no matter of the user is logged in or not. It also works for recurring users.
You can specify the name of the cookie (default is language) and the duration of the cookie (default 7 days).
The cookie is set from the moment the module is activated, to make use of the detection you have to enable the cookie detection at admin/config/regional/language/configure and make sure it's after the URL one.
This module can be used to translate your Drupal v6 content using the Cloudwords Translation Management platform. This module leverages the Cloudwords API to connect to your existing Cloudwords account.
This module provides a new display of views, where you can select different paths for each language enabled on your site, so a view has a localized route for each language.
6.x-1.x initial development sponsored by Alquimia Proyectos Digitales and Emergya ConsultorÃa.
7.x-1.x initial port sponsored by ymbra.
This module adds the ability to translate:
Right now there is no other module that provides this functionality, but you could implement theme_preprocess_panel_pane in your theme to get panels pane titles translated as explained in the issue related (see ahead).
This is not the best way to resolve this problem but while this functionality it's not in Panels this is a good option.
The translation are handled and inserted with Core's Translation interface.
Creates a block with a reduced list of enabled languages so your translators can work on an incomplete translation while the site is live.
Which languages show is set on the translation_enabler settings page.
If you set language negotiation to fall back to browser settings you may need to disable that setting to truly "hide" the language that is not ready yet.
Have you ever worked on a multi-language website that needed different media files per
language? Don't you wish Drupal could just allow you to bundle a group of related files and tag
the language they are in?
The Media Translation module allows you to specify a language for the files you upload
through the Media module, then it allows you to bundle files together in translation sets. By itself, this module is an API module to be used by other modules and does not alter the output of media files.
This is a convenient place to host/share code that I need for a project. It will either be picked up into the languageinterface project or remain here - it will not become a full project.
The module for auto translation of nodes at creation.
For translation is used the Bing.translator API.
