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== Changing Language ==
== Changing Language ==
User language can be changes as follows:
User language can be changes as follows:
# Login to QPR ProcessAnalyzer.
# [[Getting_Started_with_QPR_ProcessAnalyzer#Logging_in|Login to QPR ProcessAnalyzer]].
# Click the ''Main menu'' (on top left) and click '''User Settings'''.
# Click the ''Main menu'' (on top left) and click '''User Settings'''.
# Choose a language from the '''Language''' list and click '''Yes''' for the confirmation message.
# Choose a language from the '''Language''' list and click '''Yes''' for the confirmation message.

Revision as of 10:20, 27 January 2021

Each user can set a language for the user interface. The available languages are:

  • English
  • French
  • Russian
  • Spanish
  • German
  • Finnish
  • Swedish
  • Polish

Changing Language

User language can be changes as follows:

  1. Login to QPR ProcessAnalyzer.
  2. Click the Main menu (on top left) and click User Settings.
  3. Choose a language from the Language list and click Yes for the confirmation message.

The language is saved to user settings so the language is remembered when when the user logs in the next time (also when using another computer).

Language Support Details

Almost all items in the UI are translated with the following exceptions:

  • Actual process mining data imported to QPR ProcessAnalyzer (e.g. case and event attribute names, event type names, case and event attribute values)
  • Some tooltips that contain detailed instructions
  • Some special error messages

In addition, date and number formats are set based on corresponding cultural conventions. English uses the US conventions.

There is a system wide default language which new user accounts get until user changes her/his language. Also the login page is translated using the default language, when QPR ProcessAnalyzer is for the first time accessed using a certain web browser. The language is stored to that browser's local storage, and thus the browser remembers the last used language and in the next time shows the login page in that language.

The language is also stored to the sys:language session variable. The variable cannot be removed and it must contain one of the valid languages.

Changing System Default Language

The system default language is stored to the database configuration table to setting DefaultUiLanguage.