This endpoint lets you retrieve all the different translations for a particular project, using its custom ID. For comprehensive guidance on retrieving segments by custom IDs, including how to filter and sort the results, see the Getting Segments by Custom ID guide.

Note

For detailed instructions on making requests and viewing responses directly on the platform, including sample responses, please refer to the 'Step-by-Step Guide to Making Requests Directly on the Platform' section in the Quick Start Guide.

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Instructions

Ensure that your request includes the necessary headers. To test the request directly on the platform:

  1. Navigate to the HEADERS section below the Response Payload section.
  2. To test the functionality of your request with specific path and query parameters:
    • Locate the input field designated for the customId parameter in the "PATH PARAMS" section, found under the "Response Payload" section. Enter your desired value for customId in this input field.
    • Specify the status and taskId in the corresponding input fields located in the "QUERY PARAMS" section.

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Sample Response

To see a sample response, click the "EXAMPLES" dropdown at the top-right of your screen.

Response Payload

The following fields are returned after a successful request:

ParameterTypeDescription
source.idintegerUnique identifier for the source segment.
source.customIdstringCustom identifier assigned to the source segment.
source.contentstringContent of the source segment.
source.notesstringNotes related to the source segment.
source.taskIdstringTask ID associated with the source segment.
source.languageSpecificNotesstringLanguage-specific notes for the source segment.
translations[].idintegerUnique identifier for each translation.
translations[].languageIdintegerIdentifier for the language of the translation.
translations[].languageCodestringLanguage code (e.g., "EN-US", "FR-FR") for the translation.
translations[].contentstringTranslated content of the segment.
translations[].statusstringStatus of the translation (e.g., "untranslated", "completed").
translations[].comments[]objectComments on the translation, including an identifier and the comment text.
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