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* You can now edit the steps of the user tour in order to translate it into your language.
* You can now edit the steps of the user tour in order to translate it into your language.
** Note in the following screen image that some strings inside a blue rectangle already appear as translated; that is because those language strings are part your [https://docs.moodle.org/31/en/Language_packs language pack] and had been properly translated at [https://lang.moodle.org/ AMOS]. Otherwise, please contact [https://lang.moodle.org/local/amos/credits.php your language pack maintainer].
** Note in the following screen image that some strings inside a blue rectangle already appear as translated; that is because those language strings are part your [https://docs.moodle.org/31/en/Language_packs language pack] and had been properly translated at [https://lang.moodle.org/ AMOS].  
** The strings you can now translate are the ones enclosed in a green rectangle:
** The strings you can now translate are the ones enclosed in a green rectangle:


[[File:User tour for Dashboard 31.png|400px]]
[[File:User tour for Dashboard 31.png|400px]]
* Notice in the following image that there are some strings from the language pack that have not been translated (red rectangles), and only one is translated (blue rectangle). In such cases, please contact [https://lang.moodle.org/local/amos/credits.php your language pack maintainer].
[[File:ES international User tour for Dashboard 31.png]]


* Edit the remainding steps, one at a time, replacing the English language strings with your translation.
* Edit the remainding steps, one at a time, replacing the English language strings with your translation.

Revision as of 19:47, 30 June 2016

You can easily translate the User tours from Moodle.net, following these steps:

User tours in admin block.png

  • Obviously, there will be no user tours to display initially:

User tours nothing to display.png

  • Click on the ' Tour repository ' link. You will see several pages with many available user tours in different languages, for various Moodle branches:

User tours available for download.png

  • Click on the one you want to translate
  • Check the details and click on the orange-coloured link to download the *.json file:

User tours details.png

  • Take a note of where the downloaded file was saved.
  • Go back to ' Administration ► Site administration ► Appearance ► User tours '
  • Click on the ' Import tour ' link:

User tour configuration file import.png

  • Drag and drop the *.json file and click on the ' Save changes ' button.
  • You wil then see all the steps of your newly imported tour:

User tour for Quizzes Moodle 3t.png

  • You can now edit the steps of the user tour in order to translate it into your language.
    • Note in the following screen image that some strings inside a blue rectangle already appear as translated; that is because those language strings are part your language pack and had been properly translated at AMOS.
    • The strings you can now translate are the ones enclosed in a green rectangle:

User tour for Dashboard 31.png

  • Notice in the following image that there are some strings from the language pack that have not been translated (red rectangles), and only one is translated (blue rectangle). In such cases, please contact your language pack maintainer.

ES international User tour for Dashboard 31.png


  • Edit the remainding steps, one at a time, replacing the English language strings with your translation.
  • Check that your edited (translated) file works as intended.
  • Export the tour.
  • The exported file is your translation.
  • Submit it to the Moodle.net user tours database.
  • Please translate the User Tools Moodle documentation too.