Confluence I18n in JavaScript resource

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Hi,

I’m trying to get AJS.I18n.get('de.cyclonit.confluence.plugins.test.test-macro.desc') to work in my plugin, but instead of getting the value I get the following error:

Error loading I18n for de.cyclonit.confluence.plugins.test.test-macro.desc⁠:error

The relevant part of my atlassian-plugin.xml looks like this:

    <web-resource key="test-resources" name="Test Web Resources">
        <dependency>com.atlassian.auiplugin:ajs</dependency>

        <transformation extension="js">
            <transformer key="jsI18n" />
        </transformation>

        <resource type="download" name="test-macro-browser.js" location="/js/test-macro-browser.js"/>

        <context>macro-browser</context>
    </web-resource>

my test-macro-browser-js:

AJS.toInit(function() {
    alert(AJS.I18n.get('de.cyclonit.confluence.plugins.test.test-macro.desc'));
});

and my test.properties:

de.cyclonit.confluence.plugins.test.test-macro.desc = Testing

Can anyone tell me what I’m doing wrong?

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Dear @christ.klinge,

you defined the overall i18n resource in your plugin.xml?

<!-- add our i18n resource -->
    <resource type="i18n" name="i18n" location="myi18nfile"/>

Regards,
Alexander

3

@alexander.kueken,

yes that’s in place.

<resource type="i18n" name="i18n" location="test"/>

4

Check your generated jar, does it contain the test.properties file?
If not, does your pom.xml contains

<resources>
    <resource>
        <directory>src/main/resources</directory>
    </resource>
</resources>

under the <build> tag?

5

Hi @Panos,

I’ve never seen that one before. For testing, I added it as a chield to the build-tag, is that correct? If so, it didn’t change anything.

Kind regards,
Christopher

6

Yeah it should be as child of build. But you didn’t answer the other part, does your jar contain the rest.properties file? You can just extract it with a zip app

7

Yes it does. Using the i18n-values to translate macro parameters and such does work fine too. It doesn’t work in JavaScript only.