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Enforcing bilingualism in SitePublisher

chrishardie

Hi,

Very high-level question here. We have bilingual requirements in our organization, and when a page is created by an author, we require the following things to occur prior to submission:

1. Author enters metadata in both languages
2. Author creates English content in SitePublisher
3. Author creates French content in SitePublisher

Must these steps be separate jobs, or can we amalgamate all the steps above into a single process somehow?

Regards,

Chris

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vpatel

Hi,

Very high-level question here. We have bilingual requirements in our organization, and when a page is created by an author, we require the following things to occur prior to submission:

1. Author enters metadata in both languages
2. Author creates English content in SitePublisher
3. Author creates French content in SitePublisher

Must these steps be separate jobs, or can we amalgamate all the steps above into a single process somehow?

Regards,

Chris

Exactly -- this is a very high level question. Short answer is that yes it is doable. It all depends on your requirements. You can capture the multi-lingual content in a single asset or multiple assets. Similarly, that content could be processed in a single job or multiple jobs. There are definitely some advantages and disadvantages of each option to consider against your requirements.