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Content Language Filter

madnicow

In the user options, I have seen that we can use a "Content language Filter" in the general preferences. How does it work?
If I have the same document in different languages, it would mean that I could see only the documents written in one language?

Thanks

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paulhh

Hi

Not yet, but in the next release. It means that you could do language specific stuff with some of the core services - if you're extending Alfresco. In the next release, we will have UI to go with the services that allows you to manage a "logical" document with different translations. You can then do smart things like only show translations in the language you are interested in, or switch to other language variants of the content.

Cheers
Paul.

gilles

Hi engineers,
Could you point us to the last documentation on 'how to manage multilingual document and data'
What is the difference between the interface language and the language filter when entering data?
Thanks