Hi,
I would like to know wich fields are multilanguage. Becasuse we are working with journals in three different languages. I still don't know wich fields are the same for all the languages, and wich ones can be done in a custom way for each language.
Our goal is to complete the journal description in all the languages, without (or avoiding) having unnecesary main language info in the other languages. (ie. we add some fields with info in three language, because the field is the same for all languages)
Thx
Multilanguage Fields
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Multilanguage Fields
by hekutoru2kx » Fri Apr 29, 2011 9:58 am
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Re: Multilanguage Fields
by jmacgreg » Mon May 02, 2011 11:43 am
Hi hekutoru2kx,
The easiest thing to do is to fill out all fields in your primary language first, and then switch to your secondary and tertiary languages. You will see that all multilingual fields that had previously been filled in are now blank.
Cheers,
James
The easiest thing to do is to fill out all fields in your primary language first, and then switch to your secondary and tertiary languages. You will see that all multilingual fields that had previously been filled in are now blank.
Cheers,
James
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Re: Multilanguage Fields
by hekutoru2kx » Tue May 03, 2011 2:53 pm
Okie dokie,
I'll then make a test journal to know wich fields are multilanguage and complete my work
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Thx again James
I'll then make a test journal to know wich fields are multilanguage and complete my work
.Thx again James
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