I understand, that I can't use the t("xyz") notation in PQL - neither directly nor as parameter - because it's YAML. But I must assume that there is a way, because of the first sentence after the note in the documentation: Analysts can enable App Translations and provide a translation Map for user-generated content like Knowledge Models, Views, etc. This feature is a Package setting, and changes are available when published.
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Hey @michael.kaemp,
You can create your package translation mapping in the package settings.
You can then go to translations, select your language, and create the custom mappings if needed by clicking on the pen icon next to your chosen language.
Let us know if you need help with this 😁
Kind regards,
Sverre Klein
Hi @sverre.klein11,
my question is about how to access/use/consume translations in PQL e.g., KPIs in the Knowledge Model. Simple example: CASE WHEN <condition> THEN t("A") ELSE t("B") END. I used the t("") notation in this example only for understanding purposes. I know that it does not work in PQL - but maybe there's a PQL function for this?
I've already created many package translation mappings in multiple languages and access them in View components successfully (via YAML).
BR Michael
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