Articles and categories
Languvia for Joomla
Synchronize Joomla articles, categories, menus and metadata through a signed Languvia connector with reviewable translation jobs.
A practical integration path.
Languvia manages translation infrastructure while your Joomla application remains authoritative for content, routing and rendering.
Create a Joomla connection.
Store credentials in server configuration.
Use a content plugin/service to push article/category/menu payloads.
Review translated jobs and terminology in Languvia.
Pull approved results and write them using Joomla APIs.
Joomla multilingual capabilities
Menu/metadata synchronization
Glossary enforcement
Visual review
Independent source-site operation
What the integration can cover.
- ✓Articles
- ✓Categories
- ✓Menu labels
- ✓Metadata
- ✓Canonical URLs
Joomla remains responsible for multilingual routing and final canonical/hreflang rendering; Languvia supplies translated content and terminology controls.
Integration checklist
- Create connection
- Deploy Joomla server-side connector
- Configure event hooks
- Send signed payloads
- Review/approve
- Pull and acknowledge translations
Start from a controlled integration.
This example illustrates the integration pattern. Production credentials should remain server-side or in protected environment configuration.
Status: Available. Review the deployment in staging before production.
POST /api/cms/ingest // HMAC-signed JSON payloadKnow what is production-ready.
The connector contract is available in V3.0; custom Joomla templates/extensions and multilingual routing should be validated in staging.
The signed connector/runtime path is available in this release. Validate the platform-specific deployment and routing in staging before production.
Joomla integration questions
Will Joomla remain online if Languvia is unavailable?
Yes. Existing Joomla content remains independent; only new translation processing waits.
Does it support menus?
The connector contract supports menu/metadata content types.
Can translations be edited before publishing?
Yes, through the V3.0 visual editor.
Is the connector secret stored in plain text?
No. Server-side connector secrets are encrypted at rest.
Connect your site to Languvia.
Start with a staging connection, validate your content and SEO routes, then move to production.