translate5 can be used in "editor only mode". That means that all project management stuff is done in a separate application. The tasks in translate5 are getting prepared via API.
Your users are using then only the editor component of translate5.
The following steps are needed to embed translate5 in your application:
In the header of translate5 there are should be buttons to interact with translate5. These are typically:
translate5 provides there fore some simple JavaScript class to interact with translate5.
Therefore exists the class:
Editor.util.TaskActions |
Closing a task means, that the user wants to stop working on this task and wants to go back to the PM tool.
To close a task just call the JavaScript method
Editor.util.TaskActions.close(callback)
A callback function can be provided as parameter. The callback is called if the task was closed in translate5. For the callback see below.
Finishing a task means, that the user has finished his work on this task, and he wants to leave this task so that next users in the workflow can access the task.
To finish a task just call the JavaScript method
Editor.util.TaskActions.finish(callback)
A callback function can be provided as parameter. The callback is called if the task was finished in translate5. For the callback see below.
The above provided callback method looks like:
callback = function(task, app, strings){ CODE }
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
Since translate5 is used embedded, logout should be done the application where translate5 is embedded via API.
Nevermind the JavaScript method
Editor.app.logout()
can be called. It just logs out the user from translate5 and redirect to the URL /
Since this page can be skinned and overwritten a redirect can be implemented there to the Project Managament tool.