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APIServer.Language.TranslateLanguage
| Field | Variable | ...as | Description |
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| LanguageCode | TranslateTo | Input | The unique identification of the language which the texts are translated to. |
| LanguageCode | LanguageToTranslate | Input | The identification of the language you want to translate the texts for. |
| SiteKey | LanguageToTranslate | Input | Specifies the site the translation will belong to. |
| LanguageDescription | FieldsToTranslate | Input | The name/description of the language - this is the text that will normally be used in lists and drop down boxes. |
| ImagePath | FieldsToTranslate | Input | Specifies where an image file (e.g. a national flag) that can
be used to select the language is stored.
This can be translated to ensure that cases where the image contains a text can be handled. |
| NumberOfErrors | Error | Output | If the validation has returned any error messages in the ErrorArray variable, this parameter will specify how many texts are available in the array. |
| ErrorMessage | ErrorArray(10) | Output | Any textual descriptions of validation errors that the API has returned. The number of texts available are specified by the parameter NumberOfErrors. |
The language entity is itself a translated entity. This means that you can create translations for the values of some of the fields registered for a language.
For example if you have created the a language with the language code English - and the Language Description "English", you can create a German translation, where you specify the Language Description "Englisch".
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