In TopBraid EDG, how to add new language tags to the existing drop-down list

[sanjeev devireddy]

Hi,
       We want check that is there a way to add the desired new Language tags (like ko, zh-cn) to the existing drop-down list (please check the below screen shot)? Could someone please help?



Thanks,
sanjeev

[Richard Cyganiak]

Hi Sanjeev,

There’s an option to specify a custom list of language tags under Server Administration > Server Configuration Parameters > User Interface Configuration.

Hope that helps,

Richard

On 11 Oct 2017, at 10:49, sanjeev devireddy <deviredd...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi,
       We want check that is there a way to add the desired new Language tags (like ko, zh-cn) to the existing drop-down list (please check the below screen shot)? Could someone please help?

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Thanks,
sanjeev

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[sanjeev devireddy]

Thanks Richard, it works.

Thanks,
sanjeev

[Mark van Berkel]

Hi Richard,

I was just looking for the same thing. This is a server wide setting, is it possible to isolate the custom languages within a graph? 

Regards,

Mark

[Irene Polikoff]

Not for the drop down of language tags. Currently, it will show whatever is configured server-wide for the language tags.

SHACL sh:languageIn could be used within a graph to raise an issue if a user selected language tags they should not have selected. E.g., the drop down may show 8 options, but you can have a constraint in the graph saying that only 2 of them are allowed choices. If a user picks one that is not allowed, they get a validation result.

[Mark van Berkel]

I found the relevant SWA code and figured it out. It worked by adding triple in the graph that's loaded into the UI:

<http://topbraid.org/swa#LangSelector>

  <http://topbraid.org/swa#customLanguages> "en de zh zh-hans zh-hant" ;

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[Irene Polikoff]

:). Yes, for people who are comfortable with SWP, there is typically always a way to do what they need.