19 December 2011 ~ 4 Comments

Google Translate API v2 using jQuery and Ajax

Since before the 1st December 2011, Google Translate API use to be free. It’s a great tool for many web developers out there. Now since version 2 of the API has been released you have to pay to be able to use it and some data has changed in able to fetch the translation results.

I used Google Translate using jQuery before on a small code project to automatically translate documents upon load but the method has now changed slightly and I spent the past 3 days figuring how to make it work for version 2, again using jQuery.

I have succeeded in doing so and would like to share it with you for the cost of a small fee of $4,99. Documentation is also provided on how to use it.

Just click on the PayPal buy now button and once payment is successful, you will get a zip file called gtapiv2jquery.zip from sebastien[at]sebs-studio.com within 24 hours. If any queries please contact me using the contact page.


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4 Responses to “Google Translate API v2 using jQuery and Ajax”

  1. Jeremy 6 January 2012 at 12:43 pm Permalink

    Hi,

    Can you provide us a demo to be sure that your code is working please ?

    Thank’s a lot !
    Jeremy

    • Sebastien 6 January 2012 at 12:54 pm Permalink

      That could be very costly. I will have to see what I can do about that.

  2. Jeremy 6 January 2012 at 1:03 pm Permalink

    Yeah that’s true… but i’d like to be sure it’s working before purchasing your code :\

  3. Sebastien 9 January 2012 at 8:02 pm Permalink

    I wrote this code from scratch. It is not an update from http://code.google.com/p/jquery-translate/

    My version is small and simple.


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