Translator code

[MotherSpider]

Anyone know where to get code for a website translator that doesn't put a big drop down header with their advertising all over it?

 

[Tom Mann]

Do you mean "translator" as in English-to-German, or "translator" as in going from one web development environment to another environment (eg, Dreamweaver to whatever)?

Tom M

 

[Hoogle]

I believe you can still embed google translate for free into your website there are many widgets and opensource projects out there that also use google translate backend with just a fancier name

http://www.google.co.uk/ig/director...c.com/ig/modules/dictionary/dictionary_v2.xml

 

[MotherSpider]

Yes, translator like English to German.

The problem with Google translator code is it puts a header at the top of the page that is about 200px tall. I am wanting code that I can put in, say a specific language, and have a button on the site the click and it goes to the German version without having a dropdown bar added.
Microsoft has one that is only 75px tall, yet still it's there.

:/

 

[Hoogle]

Well then the question is how much are you willing to pay. Many software companies give away free software as long as the branding etc is still there but to get an unbranded version normally comes at a heavy price

Here are the 2 main none google 1s However I am not sure if either of them offer a none branded version.

I am sure you can write your own html style form though so you can have it presented as you wish on your webpage but point the backend towards services like google or babylon.
http://imtranslator.net/translation/

http://dictionary.babylon.com/translation-tools/