Translation Editor Support on Redwood Document Types Page

Users can now use the Redwood Translation Editor to translate attributes directly on the Redwood Document Types page. This enhancement eliminates the need to sign out and sign back in with a different language to enter translations, thereby streamlining the translation process. 

Users can seamlessly translate translatable attributes, such as document type name, and attribute labels on the Document Types page using the Redwood Translation Editor. This tool provides an inline, language-aware interface for managing translations, allowing real-time entry and updates of multilingual content.

For example, the Passport document type needs to be translated into Korean language. The user selects the Passport document type row and clicks Translation Editor.

Translation Editor on Redwood Document Types Page

Translation Editor on Redwood Document Types Page

The user selects Korean language for which translations need to be added and clicks Edit.

Select Required Languages

Select Required Languages

The user adds Korean translations for the different attributes and clicks Update.

Enter Translated Values

Enter Translated Values

After all the translated values are added, the user clicks Apply to save the changes.

Apply Translations

Apply Translations

Improves translation efficiency by allowing users to manage translations in a single session without language switching.

Steps to Enable

For more information, see this topic: How do I translate attributes on the Redwood Document Types page?

Tips And Considerations

  • This feature is available only on the Redwood Document Types page.

  • Only those text attributes that have a value will appear in the translation panel drawer. 

  • All fields in the translation panel drawer are mandatory and can’t be left blank.

  • If you no longer require the translated values, you can update the translated text with the base language text.

  • You can also load translations by using HCM Data Loader.

Key Resources

For more information about document records, refer to the Implementing Global Human Resources guide on Oracle Help Center.