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Applanga Tags

What are Applanga Tags and How Should They be Used?

Aysha 
Written by Aysha
Updated over a week ago

Applanga Tags are used in the Applanga dashboard to categorize a set of string IDs. Tags can be added via an integration, manually, or during the screenshot upload process. They can be associated with and used to track things such as features, screens, components, JIRA-related issues, or to help simply sort IDs. String IDs can accommodate multiple tags.

Tags are associated with IDs within a project across languages. Tags can have specific category associations. Categories are used for more specific tracking of string IDs. Categories exist within a project and can be used to easily differentiate between tags and to track things like platforms, releases, and workflows (e.g. design review, development review, etc.) The Applanga dashboard is pre-populated with some platform-related categories: iOS, Android, Web, and Jira. They can be managed in Project Settings.


Table of Contents

  1. Tag How-Tos
    • How to Navigate to Tags
    • How to Create and Add Tags
    • How to Add a Tag
    • How to Remove a Tag
    • How to Manage Existing Tags
  2. Tag Considerations

Tag How-Tos

How to Navigate to Tags

  1. Applanga Tags can be accessed via the Tag button in the side-bar in the string management/editor interface
  2. If a tag is already selected, use the breadcrumbs to switch to any other tag
  3. Click on the tag itself under a tagged string

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How to Create and Add Tags

  1. In the String Management Interface
    • Mark the string(s) which needs tagging via the checkbox then click the tag icon on the top menu
    • Use the dropdown to search and select an existing tag or begin typing the new tag name in the search and click Create (Optional - click the arrow under Tag As to apply a category to a tag)
  2. During File Import
    • Click Import Source File on the project page
    • Mark the Tag with checkbox and then select or create the appropriate tags (Optional - click the arrow under Tag As to apply a category to a tag)
  3. Cloning Strings
    • Mark the checkbox next to the string for cloning then click the More dropdown menu and select Clone String
    • Mark the Tag with checkbox and then select or create the appropriate tags (Optional - click the arrow under Tag As to apply a category to the tag)
  4. Updating the Translation Status
    • Select the new status for a string
    • Mark the Tag with checkbox and then select or create the appropriate tags (Optional - Click the arrow under Tag As to apply a category to the tag)

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How to Add a Tag

  1. Mark the checkbox next to the strings requiring tagging
  2. Use the tag dropdown to select or create the appropriate tag (Optional - Click the arrow under Tag As to apply a category to a tag)

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How to Remove a Tag

  1. Filter for the tag which requires removal
  2. Use the tag dropdown menu and search for the tag
  3. Click on the checkbox for the given tag to remove the checkmark, then click Apply

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How to Manage Existing Tags via the Tag List

  1. Click the Tags icon on the left-hand sidebar menu in the editor interface
  2. Click the pencil icon to edit an existing tag name or assigned tag category
  3. Click the trash can icon to delete a tag
  4. Drag and Drop tags via the arrow icon to reorder tags
    • Drag and Drop tags via the arrow icon to reorder tags
    • For tags associated with screens, the order of the tags will determine how screens progress when navigating screen by screen
  5. Click the + Add Tag button at the bottom of the page to create a new tag

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Tag Considerations

  1. Tags can be used to limit the scope of translation orders

    • Refer to the Use TransPerfect Translation Services Documentation to start an order
    • After starting an order, navigate to the Select Strings panel and Add the tags which require translation
  2. Screenshots and Tags

    • All uploaded screenshots and the corresponding strings can be tagged to help users track which strings display on which screens.
  3. Mixed State of Tags

    • If the selection of strings IDs contains some tagged IDs and some untagged IDs, the Tag dropdown can be used to add tags to all string IDs or remove tags
    • Click the Tag dropdown, search for the appropriate tag to add or remove, mark the checkbox next to the tag to tag all strings or click again to remove the tag from all strings
  4. API Integration - see API Integration Documentation

    • Tags can be used as a request parameter to:
    • Request by Tag
    • Create a New Tag
    • Upload and Tag Strings
    • Mass Upload Screenshots
  5. CLI Integration - See CLI Integration Documentation

    • Tags allow users to upload and download only a subset of all available strings into or from certain files.
    • The Applanga Github Workflows integration utilizes the Applanga CLI internally so all Tag related available via the CLI are also available in Github Workflows

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