If your license includes multiple languages you may need to provide a localized disposition for any custom dispositions. You can do this by providing an object instead of a string of text. The object should have support locale language codes as the top level keys, with the text in that language as their values.

var localizedDisposition = {
    en: 'Visit AppCatalyst Doctor Now',
    es: 'Visita a AppCatalyst Doctor Now',
    'fr-CA': 'Visitez AppCatalyst Doctor Now'
}
SCWebCore.triage.setCustomDisposition(90, localizedDisposition)

Example Implementation

Localized strings should be provided to all custom disposition text defined in SCWebCore.triage.setCustomDisposition. The ideal place in the example implementation to take care of this is in app/config.js.

The specified format for defining localized strings for disposition text is as follows, where each property is supplied a key: value pair of translations using the supported locale codes (defined in SCWebCore.locale.SupportedLocales) as the key:

    {
        en: 'Custom English disposition',
        es: 'Personalización a la inglesa',
        'fr-CA': 'Disposition anglaise personnalisée'
    }

In Overriding Disposition Text we add custom dispositions in app/config.js. In order to support alternate languages, we are required to provide localized strings for text as shown below:

angular.module('core').run(['SCWebCore', function(SCWebCore) {
    var localizedDisposition = {
        en: 'Visit AppCatalyst Doctor Now',
        es: 'Visita a AppCatalyst Doctor Now',
        'fr-CA': 'Visitez AppCatalyst Doctor Now'
    }
    SCWebCore.triage.setCustomDisposition(90, localizedDisposition)
}])