on 05-28-2008 4:25 PM
Hi expert,
Based on language i have to display text in sap script form.
please i like to know how to maintain language translation in sap script.
manually i am handling the language text in print program.
like below.
if language = 'EN'
text in english.
endif.
if language = 'DE'
text in German.
endif.
good points will be given for proper answer.
Thanks and regards,
Pavan.
Hi,
There are two options 2 convert into other languages.
Se76 and Se63.
This is for Se63:
Developing SAPScript in different languages
You can goto transaction SE63 and translate the scripts into different languages.
In SE63, click Translation -> Long Texts -> Sapscripts -> Forms
Those language you can convert to have already been pre-installed in the system.
SE63 is the best way to translate since it offers check options.
Regards,
Shiva Kumar
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Hi,
Fo to SE76.
Give The form Name.
Then Give The Source Language.(Language in Which The Form is created)
In Your Case i think it will be EN.
Then Give the Target Language.(DE)
Then Click The radio Button For Description And Click Change.
From There U can easily enter the DE language text under Translation for Each English lang text.
Then SAVE it.
After that Go back And select Window text and Documentation-->Change
Revert back in case you need further clarification
Regards
Sandipan
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Hello there!
If those texts are static, you can use the following procedure (to translate your text elements):
Go to SE63, then in the menu follow this path:
Translation->ABAP Objects->Other Long Texts->FS (forms and styles)->FORM (Forms)
This will transport you for a screen where you can choose the script (Object -> field Object Name). Press Enter. If says object not found, it's because the source language is wrong (box below named translation -> field source language --- press F4 to change it)
After this, you'll navigate (after pressing Enter with correct language in source and choosing a correct one in target) to the transaltion screen. You'll have you text elements, original on top, your transalation below.
If those texts are dynamic, I believe you have to do the way you are doing.
Hope this helps.
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