Set App Locale

fc Whatfix Mobile supports multilingual experiences. It also enables you to set an app locale using the locale code, which automatically launches the experience in that specific language without requesting your end users to select the language. 

The following table shows the languages supported by Whatfix Mobile, along with their corresponding language codes:

Whatfix Mobile follows the ISO 639-2 representation of locale code. The code is a 3-letter code representation of the language.

Info:

For more information on the ISO 639-2 representation, see List of ISO 639-2 codes.

Note:

• *English is the default language

• **Languages are written right to left.

Use the following code snippet to set the app locale:

Leap.setAppLocale("<code_you_want_to_use>");

Leap.shared.setAppLocale("<code_you_want_to_use>")

LeapAui.setAppLocale("<code_you_want_to_use>");

Leap.SetAppLocale("eng");

Leap.setAppLocale("<code_you_want_to_use>");

Leap.SetAppLocale("<code_you_want_to_use>");

Leap.Shared.SetAppLocale("<code_you_want_to_use>");

cordova.plugin.LeapAndroid.setAppLocale("<code_you_want_to_use>");

cordova.plugin.LeapiOS.setAppLocale("<code_you_want_to_use>");

LeapPlugin.setAppLocale("<code_you_want_to_use>");

LeapReactNative.setAppLocale('<code_you_want_to_use>');

[[Leap shared] setAppLocale:@"<code_you_want_to_use>"];

Info:

• Before setting the locale code, the end user can select a language in a multilingual in-app experience and change the language in the middle of the experience.

• Once the language is set, the end user sees the experience in the selected language that is set. In-app experiences without the set language are ignored.

• In case an incorrect locale code (one not present in the list) is set, the experience is not rendered.