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How to search for concepts with terms in an extension language or dialect.

Prerequisite steps: Log in to the Authoring Platform as an author with extension project access credentials; Open one of my tasks (open task as an Author) within an extension project; Search for concepts by text or SCTID query

Tell me more about Working in an extension (Managed Service and Training Authoring differences).

StepsReferences
When searching, the search query will match against any content, including translated terms, however the default search results presents the matched concepts using their Fully Specified Name (FSN) in the en-US dialect. To view the search results with their preferred terms in other available languages / dialects, press the Language option selector in the top right corner of the Search panel.

A list of language display options are presented for the Fully Specified Name (FSN) and Preferred Term (PT) for each available language/dialect. As an example these are the options for ms-belgium:

  • FSN in US
  • PT in US
  • PT in FR
  • PT in NL

Press an option to select that language/dialect for the Search results preferred terms.

Extension language / dialect variations

Each extension will show variations matching the PT dialect options presented when editing a new concept. These are defined in the extension baseline branch metadata when the extension is first setup for authoring - as of March 2020 they are:

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The preferred terms in the Search results are updated to show the selected language option.

Preferred terms that are not yet translated

If there is no translated term available in a selected extension language-dialect, the terms will fall back to the en-US PT (required for all concepts), so a mix of the selected language/dialect and en-US terms should be expected if full coverage of PT translations is not available for a given extension and set of search matches.

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