We have a problem that sometimes occurs on publishing a page in one language. This gives the same page in an other language the status pending changes while we did not change anything for that language.
Is there a way to prevent the page getting the status pending changes?
Our editors just reported the problem you describe, but I think that it's because of properties with Allow vary by culture = false (="global properties").
If language A is the Umbraco default language and you publish a page in that language, the global properties in the page have potentially been modified, thus effectively changing the content in language B and C, meaning that they have pending changes.
If you publish the page in language B, it doesn't effect the language A and C versions of the page, since language B is not the default language.
Publish language A gives a pending changes on language B
We have a problem that sometimes occurs on publishing a page in one language. This gives the same page in an other language the status pending changes while we did not change anything for that language.
Is there a way to prevent the page getting the status pending changes?
Hi Henk
Our editors just reported the problem you describe, but I think that it's because of properties with Allow vary by culture = false (="global properties").
If language A is the Umbraco default language and you publish a page in that language, the global properties in the page have potentially been modified, thus effectively changing the content in language B and C, meaning that they have pending changes.
If you publish the page in language B, it doesn't effect the language A and C versions of the page, since language B is not the default language.
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