Kendo UI core/german translations apply and reset #8017
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Add translations in German for "apply" and "reset"
Add translations for "Apply" and "Reset" in de-AT file
Add translations for "Apply" and "Reset" in de-CH file
Add translations for "Apply" and "Reset" in de-LI file
natechiarello
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Iankodj,
ag-petrov,
pepinho24,
gdenchevprog and
iordanGrancharov
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Problem
The "Apply" and "Reset" button in the Column Menu of a Kendo UI grid are not translated into German.
Proposed Solution
Adding translations for the "Apply" and "Reset" buttons in the Column Menu of a Kendo UI grid, for the files kendo.messages.de-AT, kendo.messages.de-CH, kendo.messages.de-DE and kendo.messages.de-LI.
Description of the Solution
Adding those translations will cause those buttons to get translated when the language is set to German.