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Is there an option/extension/script to implement the google translator on a DNN website.

I know it's a standard option in your browser but the customer wants it on the website... a button/link/flag to switch to english etc...

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does this help? How To Google Translate (w3schools.com)

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I would stay away from implementing Google Translate for the website.
Either users already installed a translator extension to their browser or you should start translating the content (even by using a tool - though translation quality is limited) and provide localized versions of the site.

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