
The API returns the result asynchronously to the given callback function as the result object. (wordsArray, srcLang, destLang, callback) is a global method that transliterates given text from the source language to the destination language. Using this API requires an asynchronous call to a server, so you need a callback function to process the data exchange.
Transliteration softwares how to#
The following sections demonstrate how to incorporate the Google Transliterate API into your web page or application. Please use the API discussion group to report such issues. For the most part, these fixes should remain transparent to you, but we may inadvertently break some API clients.
Transliteration softwares update#
The Google API team will also periodically update the API with recent bug fixes and performance enhancements without requiring a version update.
Transliteration softwares code#
Take note of any required code changes when this occurs, and update your URLs to the new version when they are compliant.

When we do a significant update to the API, we will increase the version number and post a notice on the API discussion group. You can find out more about google.load in the Google Loader developer's guide.

Without this meta tag, the Transliterate API will not work properly. The Transliterate API handles a lot of UTF-8 text and you therefore need to set the content-type of your page to UTF-8 by adding this meta tag. This documentation is intended for developers who wish to add Google Transliterate functionality to their pages or applications. For usability purposes, you should detect incompatible browsers and, if detected, display an error message. The Transliterate API provides a global method () to check compatibility, but it does not have any automatic behavior when it detects an incompatible browser. The Transliterate API can be loaded without errors in almost every browser, so you can safely load it before checking for compatibility.ĭifferent applications sometimes require different behaviors for users with incompatible browsers. The Transliterate API supports Firefox 1.5+, IE6+, Safari, and Chrome. This document describes how to use the functions and properties specific to the Transliterate API. You can use this guide to transliterate text on your page. This developer's guide provides a basic model for using the Google Transliterate API, along with granular explanations of the API's configurable JavaScript components. With this JavaScript API, you can detect the language of a given text block and transliterate it into a different script.


This developer's guide demonstrates how to use the Google Transliterate API.
