Macro Translations-ignore

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Volker Weinreich

November 05, 2020 14:41

Hi,

are there wiki-markups for the macros Translations-ignore and Translations-ignore-inline? We insert some content as Wiki markup, e.g. certain tables. This content comes from databases. A script currently converts them into markup like this, e.g.

||Spaltenname||Beschreibung||

|*Kontierungsobjekttyp* (AccountAssignmentType)| |

|*Kontierungsobjekt* (AccountAssignment)| |

...

The term in the round brackets shall now be put into a translation-ignore-macro. But we don't know the markup name, if there is one.

Okay, you could build everything as a storage format, but that might be plan B.

Greetings,

Volker

 

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  Johanna Linaker (K15t) November 09, 2020 09:04 (Edited November 09, 2020 09:05)

  Hi Volker,

  This is the code for the Translations Ignore macro:

   <ac:structured-macro ac:name="translations-ignore" ac:schema-version="1" ac:macro-id="13acc228-4baa-498a-99a5-da1f55b507da">
              <ac:rich-text-body>
                  <p>
                      <br/>
                  </p>
              </ac:rich-text-body>
          </ac:structured-macro>

  Was this what you were referring to? If not, can you please explain again what you want to achieve?
  
  Cheers,
  Johanna (K15t).

   

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  Volker Weinreich November 09, 2020 10:29

  Hi Johanna,

  thanks for your reply. No, I know the storage format, but is there a wiki markup for the macro like f.e. {toc}?

  I have f.e. this Wiki markup:

  {section:border=true}
  {column:width=100px}
  ||Spaltenname||Beschreibung||
  |*Kontierungsobjekttyp* (AccountAssignmentType)| |
  ...
  {column}
  {column}
  This is the content of *column 2*.
  {column}
  {section}

  Now I want to put the term "AccountAssignmentType" into the translation-ignore-macro. But that doesn't work with something like {translation-ignore}.

  Greetings,

  Volker

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  K15t Team December 18, 2020 14:44

  Hi Volker,

  Sorry for the late reply, and thanks for clarifying.

  I checked this internally, and it appears Scroll Translations macros don’t have Confluence markup.

  Don’t hesitate to ask if you have more questions.

  Cheers, 
  Johanna (K15t).

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