By aiphes on

hi

i'm searching where are module translations after import in drupal by admin backoffice ...and i dont find them !!! i would translate one installation then import/export the table content to other installations of drupal..

thanks for helping

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rsushil’s picture

rsushil commented

I was also looking for the same information some time back but could not locate that in drupal database. I also thought locale (src/target) table will have some trace of the localization data but it stores only link . My guess would be drupal always fetch that data from file.

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aiphes
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you found the right tables but i think it's possible to import/export theme with backup & migrate module with selecting right tables and datas..i will try some tests i hope soon.

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tomfallowfield’s picture

tomfallowfield commented

they are stored in the node table

column `tnid` denotes which node each node is a translation of

if it's the original it has its own nid in the tnid column

andrezstar’s picture

andrezstar commented

locales_source
locales_target

spyq’s picture

spyq commented

There are nothing useful information about translation in the database at all, cuz all of the translation strings are stored in Hex

wusel’s picture

wusel commented

You can add the module Translation template extractor (https://www.drupal.org/project/potx) and then export the ".po" file with your translations.

Add the module Translation template extractor on the next installation of drupal.
Then import your translation on that installation of drupal.

Good luck!

Wusel