Translations

What is a translation? A Translation is the ability to show text in different ways. This typically means different languages but can also mean different styles. An example of a different style would be that there are two English translations, one with the usual ‘Next’ button text, the other with ‘Go for it!’ on the same button, for a more casual feel.

There are two aspects to translations:

• The standard terms that appear as a part of the registration process e.g. Next button, Back button etc.
• The ability to add Questions, Emails etc. in multiple Translations.

Here at Organisation level, you define the Translations for standard terms that your registrants will typically see during a registration process. By adding or selecting a Translation to your Organisation, a tab will be available in all of the Question, Email etc. screens to enable you to add the translated details.

The translations that are provided as standard are:

• English
• Dutch
• German
• French

You can add as many other languages as you require. If you choose to add Translations, ensure that all of the translation text boxes are filled in. This will prevent your registrants being faced with a blank page or button unexpectedly.

The registrants will see the name you give to the Translation in a drop-down list on each page of the registration form.