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Multilingual Support
First enable the Locale Module.
Then download https://drupal.org/project/i18n, it requires https://drupal.org/project/variable so you must download and enable that module as well. These modules will allow you to provide translations for various parts of your site aside from what Locale supports by default. You can enable them as per your translation requirements.
At the very least you will need to enable String translation to have support for translating SOLR Fields and Object Display Metadata.
To configure String translation navigate to: http://yoursite.com/admin/config/regional/i18n.
Check to make sure you have the following settings, make sure that you set Source language to English as modules that provide this functionally use English as the default language.
Next navigate to the Languages page and add any languages you wish to support: http://yoursite.com/admin/config/regional/language
Click on + Add Language and select the language you wish to enable. I've added Polish.
Then set up the language configuration, click on the Detection and Selection tab or navigate to http://yoursite.com/admin/config/regional/language/configure.
You can set the order of detection and enable one or more methods of detecting the user language.
I'd recommend setting it to the following order:
Now navigate to Translate Interface page: http://yoursite.com/admin/config/regional/translate
Select Import and import the Drupal Core Site translation files (*.po files) you require, they can be found here: https://localize.drupal.org
Make sure it's for your current version of Drupal, you may need to update your Drupal site to the latest version.
You man have to refresh the string table for islandora, navigate to http://yoursite.com/admin/config/regional/translate
and select Strings. Select "Islandora" and "Islandora Solr" if displayed and submit the form.
You can now provide translations for the various strings provided by Islandora and Islandora Solr
You can see what languages you have installed and which have translations provided by the given strings. Languages that do not have translations have a strike-though.
Try limiting your searches to "Islandora" and "Islandora Solr" to avoid access noise.
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