Hello Jagath,
you can achieve internationalized wiki pages using the following concepts:
a) #i18n parser function
The #i18n parser function [1] can be used to reference a translation from a resource bundle. A resource bundle is basically a property file with key value pairs – the value being the translation for the respective key. The resource bundle (e.g. “myResourceBundle_de.properties” needs to exist on the classpath, e.g. in the “resources” source folder of the app.
Example:
{{#i18n: myResourceBundle#visualize | Visualize as {0} | Pie Chart}}
A similar concept can be used inside widget configurations. See [1] and the linked pages for details.
b) Literals with Language tags
RDF Literals can be tagged with languages. In the serialization format this looks like “Hallo Welt”@de
If you have an internationalized label for a resource , our value resolvers (e.g. in table widgets) automatically pick the correct language depending on the user’s preferred language. As a fallback the system preferred language is used.
Hope this helps, if you have further questions please let us know.
Best,
Andreas
[1] https//help.fluidops.com/resource/Help:AdvancedWikiSyntax#Parser_Functions
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