Worker site localization
In Casewhere, localization is a built-in feature that you can set up in a few simple steps.
Configure Localization settings for worker site
To configure localization for your worker site:
From Casewhere Admin, navigate to Worker Sites.
Select your worker site and click Edit.
Navigate to the Localization section.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Default Language | The language to be displayed by default |
| Timezone | Time zone to display time value |
| Short Date | Format of short date. Example: dd-MM-yy |
| Long Date | Format of long date. Example: dd-MM-yyyy hh:mm |
| Decimal Separator | Decimal separator. Example: 1,4 or 1.4 |
| Thousand Separator | Thousand separator. Example:1.200 or 1,200 |
The below example illustrates how these settings works.
Set Short Date format to "dd-MM-yy", Decimal Separator to ", (comma)" and Thousand Separator to ". (period)". The thousand separator must differ from the decimal separator: with the default decimal separator of English, a period, a period as thousand separator has no effect.
The date will be displayed in "dd-MM-yy" format, and numbers with "." between the thousands and "," before the decimals, as we have set.
Set Timezone of worker site. Date and time values show in the time zone of the worker site: below, the time the book was bought, in UTC+1.
In Casewhere Admin, the current time zone of this worker site is set to UTC+1.
Change the time zone to UTC+7.
The time will be displayed in time zone UTC+7.
Configure worker site languages
- In Casewhere Admin, click on menu Text Resources in the left panel.
- Click More on the toolbar and select Set Languages.
- Click Create to add a new language.
- Click Save.
Add key
Click on Add toolbar button.
Enter the key name and a description, then click Update.
- To enter the key's values in the different languages, click Edit at the end of its row.
The key name must be the same as displayed name. Below is an example for a button named "save_and_next_navigation_button".
Now go to the worker site to see how it works. On the top right of your worker site, you will see the list of languages that you have set before.
As set, English is the default language, so the text of button will be displayed in English.
When selecting Dansk, the text of button will be displayed in Danish.
