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Translate Content in Drupal with Smartling
It's quick, simple, and easy to translate content in Drupal using the Smartling translation management system. Using Smartling's out-of-the-box connector, with just minutes of installation and configuration, your content will be ready for translation.

Multiple Options for Translation
Smartling module supports "by node" and "by field" translation types.
http://hojtsy.hu/blog/2011-jan-31/drupal-7039s-new-multilingual-systems-part-4-node-translation

Module's Key Features
- Support translation "by node" and "by field"
- Taxonomy, comments and users translation
- Multi-threading + queue support for translation tasks
- Convenient admin UI
- Moderate size codebase (no do everything in one place monster)
- translation reports

Dependencies:
- Entity API
- Views
- Internationalization/i18n (for string translation)
- Entity translation (for the entity source)
- Rules (Smartling's connector provides optional integration)

Usefule links:
- Using Smartling's Drupal Connector video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfgBvvsSVKg
- Installation guide - http://support.smartling.com/hc/en-us/articles/201687483-Drupal-CMS-Connector-Installation-and-Configuration
- Public Smartling Files API - https://docs.smartling.com/display/docs/Smartling+Translation+API

Known issues
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The simpletests require a file to be present at in the Smartling directory named
"credentials.php". This will normally be provided, but the test files will cause
Simpletest to fail for all module tests, not just Smartling's, if there is not a
file present with this filename.