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| Q. | Is there a way to add translations to JavaScript in the templates? |
| A. | Yes. Django provides a javascript_catalog view that outputs a JavaScript code library with functions that mimic the gettext interface as well as translation strings. You can use the javascript_catalog view to dynamically generate translated JavaScript to use in your views. |
| Q. | Is there a way to restrict the languages that can be used on the website? |
| A. | Yes. You can specify a subset of languages in the LANGUAGES setting of the settings.py file. For example, the following setting restricts the languages to English and Spanish:
LANGUAGES = (
('en', 'English'),
('es', 'Spanish'),
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| Q. | Is there a way to turn off internationalization if I don't need it? |
| A. | Yes. If you do not need internationalization, you can turn it off by setting USE_I18N to False in the settings.py file:
USE_I18N=False |
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