I am using localized version of firebaseui-web, but the one-tap sign-up part is not localized. I tought if I change the device language, it would works, but it doesn't.
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Apple didn't accept my application in the AppStore because the main language of my app is Spanish, but the modals that request permissions if the device is in English shows it in this language
They tell me that all my application must be in Spanish regardless of the language of the device.
I have already changed the development language to Spanish and it is still coming out in English. I have tried many ways, but not one has worked for me.
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I have an app that support both Chinese and English, and when my phone is configured to Chinese or English, things display quite normally, but when my phone is in French(by default the interface would be in English), everything is in English EXCEPT the UIActivityViewController is in Chinese that will pop up once user click a "share" button in my app.
I do not know how to modify this, any helps will be appreciated.
Note: my app uses a Localize-Swift library which allows user to choose a desired language from the settings within the app which means the app language could be different from the system language, if user chooses one from the app then switch to another system lang. Also, English IS set to be the development language in Xcode and Base Localization is NOT used.
I have integrated Braintree Drop-In UI in my app and every thing is working perfectly :)
I just want to know that can I show localized UI? Is it supported in current version of iOS SDK? For example if current locale is french.. i can set it by doing some thing like [self.braintree setLocale:#"fr"] etc.
I have searched several Braintree forums and haven't got any answer regarding this.
On an iOS integration, yes it's supported.
Currently, the Drop-in option is available in 18 languages on iOS and Android, but only in English (US) on the web.
Here's the SDK details on iOS localization bundles
If you're integrating via Cocoapods, then the localizations are automatically available to you when you switch the device language.
However, if you're doing a manual integration (i.e. dragging and dropping the raw Braintree SDK files into your project), you will need to create a resource bundle named Braintree-Drop-In-Localization, add the localized .strings files for the desired languages, and add that resource bundle to the app.
My app uses different languages, within the app the language can be changed and I have share button in my app which shares the images in Facebook and twitter. By default it appears in English. After changing the language in my app to french, The content in Facebook (i.e) Post and cancel button should be changed to french. Is it possible and how to do it?
You don't have control over the language of the share panels because iOS handles that for you, automatically localizing them based on the setting that the user picked in the iOS settings app. Your application probably shouldn't have a localization option in it unless there's a very good reason for it, but in any event, you can't localize the share panel.
I have developed an app and uploaded it to google play. In the developer console i set up descriptions for both english and portuguese, but for some reason google play will always show the default (english) description no matter where i access it from. Even the screenshots and video will always show as the default english version rather than the localized version. Why is this happening? I'm sure i set up both languages correctly as described on google play's step by step tutorial.