Multilingual

Provides a mechanism to translate all occurrences of the same locale string.

Provides a checkbox on Translate String form that allows to toggle translation of all occurrences of the same word/phrase.

Places all entity-translatable fields inline in a single form.

Usage:

• From the content type's edit screen, enable "Place all entity-translatable fields for all enabled languages inline on the node add/edit form"

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Purpose - Side-by-side editing!

This module will attempt to make your multi-language editing experience a bit easier. By enabling this module and following its simple steps, it will display on one entity form (i.e.: Node Edit form) all the translatable fields available for that content type. It will perform all appropriate validation and submission according to Drupal Best Practices.

Drupal 7 only.

ONCE THE MODULE IS STARRED FIVE TIMES IT WILL BE RELEASED AS AN OFFICIAL MODULE.

Makes that non multilingual nodes get the neutral language (und: undefined) instead of the site default language as a solution for monolingual sites that have the core Locale module enabled.

Needed if you have a site with:

This module enables permissions "View own content" and "View any content" for each content type per language on permissions page.

The permissions lists will be very long, if you have many languages and content types.

It is the extended version of Node View Permissions

Ever wanted to keep the interface language the same, even when you are translating content to a different language? Maybe you don't speak the language yourself, and just got the translations sent to you somehow? Here is the module that fixes it for you.

It will alter the links to content translations, so you can keep your current language even when editing content in different languages.