MultiLanguage | Implementation of multiple language in android app

I am using the jQuery multilanguage solution from https://github.com/coderkan/multi-language-jquery to add translation to a project I am working on which is working like it should, but I have an input field with a placeholder I also need to translate, but the "tools" in the JS does not give me a way out of the box to do so since I cannot place a or similar into the placeholder="" attribute, so I need to find a solution on how I can do this.

The code:

What is "normally" used to add the translation in the HTML:

I created a multilanguage site with URLs that have language codes in them.

It looks like this:

I am trying to discriminate the selected item of a Spinner by its (multilanguage) text.

Here is my default strings.xml content:

I added Translatepress and Timber into my Wordpress to test out the translation/Multilanguage capabilities. However, Translatepress tries to load http://example.com/en which results in a 404.

Any idea how Elementor and other themes are able to accommodate /en without running into a 404? More importantly, can we get Timber to do the same?

Thank you.

Roald has written an excellent guide for the Twincat Eventlogger.

https://roald87.github.io/twincat/2020/11/03/twincat-eventlogger-plc-part.html https://roald87.github.io/twincat/2021/01/20/twincat-eventlogger-hmi-part.html

For us this is exactly what we want, there is however 1 thing I haven't figured out. How to get the sourcename of the alarm in multiple languages in the HMI. params::sourceName gives the path in the software (example: MAIN.fbConveyor1.Cylinder1) This path can be customized when initializing the alarm (as Roald has shown). This doesn't work in my case, since I would like to define a generic alarm (example: "Cilinder not retracted within maximum time") that is instantiated multiple times.

I was thinking of using the source as a way to show the operator where the alarm occurs. We use this way (path) already for saving machine settings among other things. The machines we build are installed all over the world, so multilanguage is a must.

Beckhoff does support multilanguage alarm names (when defined), but the source is not defined, but dynamically generated.

Anyone have an idea how this problem can be solved?

I've a bash script in Linux for sent email. I'm using SMTP by openssl and s_client.

It's multilanguage, so sometimes there are special characters (è, à...), that are shown correctly in the body but not in subject for any Microsoft based (Outlook, Hotmail...).

Using openssl

I use the following command:

openssl s_client -crlf -quiet -starttls smtp -connect : <

The is a plain text file which contains the connection protocol and the data for the email as follows

Hope have a nice day .

I want to make a Multilanguage Application in .net core 5 .

we have resources and using DisplayName attribute in viewModel base application . But how we can create Multilanguage Application or using resources in EfCore?

Just hopped into the world a multiLanguage settings in Xcode/Swift. After a good view on this tutorial I found it very easy to setting up multiple language using the Xcode Base Internationalization (Storyboards). The only problem is I have a progammatically UICollectionView which I don't get to see using the language string file. My titles for my UICollectionView is setup through a LET:

Say I have a Postgres table where one of its column has jsonb type to store the Multilanguage value. Here's the example.