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Revision as of 03:15, 26 October 2023
Overview
SDMX structures allow Names and Descriptions to be stored and viewed in any number of languages. This article focuses on how to do this in Fusion Registry. if you are interested in how to configure languages in other modules, please click on the appropriate section below.
Default Installation
Fusion Registry will install one language - English. Other languages can be added via the various structures within the system. What is displayed in the Registry depends on the setting of the 'Master Language button.
In the example below, you can see that several languages are available. They are displayed by reference to the ISO 639-1 codes. Click here to see the list of ISO codes
Adding additional languages
Additional languages are added at an individual structure level. The process is the same for all structures. First, create or edit a structure.
Taking a codelist as an example, you will see below that the master language button is set to Russian although there is no Russian text shown in the Name or Description. Instead, the default text (English) is displayed.
To add a code use the Language Add button.
Enter the appropriate code, in this case ru. Then click Add.
