The Translations module has this connector setup by default. You can add more than one XLIFF file connector. By default, only the Xliff connector is configured. To create more connectors, perform the following:
<p>This is just a test paragraph with a <a href="#">link</a>, a <strong>strong</strong> tag and nothing else.</p>
<p>This is just a test paragraph with a <a href="#">link</a>,
a <strong>strong</strong> tag and nothing else.</p>
splitJobsPerLanguage
librariesProviderName
exportLibraryId
importLibraryId
true
If this use case is applicable to your scenario, you should create this parameter, set its value to false, and save your changes.
NOTE: If you do not explicitly set the libraries that will store the exported and imported files, you can view and download these files from the User files. To do this, click Administration » User files. You can see folders Exported Translations and Imported Translation.
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