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- close the task and go back to the project management tool and optionally finish the task
- This button is enabled by default and can be deactivated by setting runtimeOptions.editor.toolbar.hideLeaveTaskButton to 1
- close the task and close the window (works only if translate5 was opened via Javascript window.open from your tool!)
- This button is disabled by default and can be activated by setting runtimeOptions.editor.toolbar.hideCloseButton to 0
- to show a dialog where the user can decide if the task should be closed or leaved open use this config: runtimeOptions.editor.toolbar.askFinishOnClose to 1
- this config is important in editor only mode because this is the way how a user can finish his job
As alternative translate5 provides there fore a simple JavaScript class to interact with translate5:
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task: evaluates to the currently mentioned task record
app: evaluates to Editor.app
strings: evaluates to a list of commonly used, already translated strings for messages related to the performed tasks
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Depending on what should happen in the callback, a destruction of the loaded app may be necessary. window.location.href = "NEW LOCATION" this may not work. Therefore a Editor.app.destroy(); must be prepended: Editor.app.destroy(); |
Check if current task is exportable
Just call
Editor.util.TaskActions.isTaskExportable()from your JS code to check if the currently opened task can be exported. Currently it is only checked if there is still a segment save running.
Logout from translate5
Since translate5 is used embedded, logout should be done the application where translate5 is embedded via API.
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