Here a description how to translate option sets into needed language:
Define option set with according translations (see attached pics)
Define static choices in the dropdown element (see attached pics)
Define condition for needed language in the dropdown element and enter static choices in needed language (see attached pics)
Done
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Interesting solution and great idea to post in this Tips tag which I didn’t actually know existed.
I propose another solution, which uses a data option set to store on Things and a presentation option set which is used in the UI and references the data one:
I agree, it’s a shame Bubble doesn’t have a built-in solution for this like App Text. I’m facing the same challenge - though in my case I have the luxury of ignoring it for now since for the foreseeable future, English will be the language of my user base. (Having said that, even within English, it’s ‘holidays’ in en_AU, en_NZ, en_GB, but ‘vacations’ in en_US.)
What I think will work for you is to create separate but related presentation and data option sets. Show the former to the user, but st…
I think you may find this helpful
Hi, I ran into a problem during the internalization of our app. Basically, it is not natively possible in bubble to add dynamic text to text fields in the database. This is particularly annoying when you want to add multilanguage to your application because of the option sets.
I came up with this solution and I think it might be useful for other people. If you think there is a better solution or have any feedback please let me know in the comments.
First we need to make some changes to the opt…
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serge
August 25, 2022, 6:55am
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I tried it for the same problem and this is a good solution, thank you @spaccesi .
