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# Projects

## 1. Overview

![](/files/-MD5vO1AUAbiukHr2H64)

*Figure 3: Projects on Transifex (Admin side)*

You see an overview of the projects you have already read from transifex.

### Status of a project

For more details about 'Status' please look on page [Status](/wgtransifex-module-tutorial/2administration/status.md)

![](/files/-MD5vO1B_a4-5hILssmg) you can read details for this project from transifex

![](/files/-MD5vO1CrwNLyDO8T_sB) you can edit details for this project

![](/files/-MD5vO1D7ErcCjnqwIee) you can delete a project

![](/files/-MD5vO1E1PxGCLzsZHZS) you can show resources of this project

### Project type

![](/files/-MF4TEZOOVaZWP4JbMhR)

The project status is only important, if you want to upload resources to Transifex (Attention: you need specific permissions on Transifex for this operation).

Depending on this type the folder structure of the language package will be created (see also [Resources](https://github.com/XoopsDocs/wgtransifex-tutorial/tree/ebcec14f6d8bba5fdd17c7431179d68751ed11bb/2administration/2administration/resources.md)).

Possible types:

* Not defined
* Upload from module: select this type, if you want to read the language files of a specific module, existing in current XOOPS environment
* XOOPS Core: select this type, if you want to upload the XOOPS Core languange files


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