Hopefully I've understood your requests but everything you mentioned above can already be used in Umbraco. Its a slightly old article but this should help you understand how you can use Umbraco to create multilingual sites.
We've run into an issue with this on a 7.2.6 install — repeat imports of the same DictionaryItems.xml results in duplication of (some) entries in the database.
Let's say we have env1 and env2, then it seems to break down like this:
Dictionary item #1 created on env1 is exported from env1 and imported on env2. When re-imported on env1 it will not be duplicated, i.e. Umport correctly sees that it exists.
Dictionary item #2 created on env2 (after the first deployment of dictionary items from env1) and imported on env1 will be imported into the database and show up in the back office.
The next import of the same (or similar) dataset will duplicate dictionary item #2 (and all of its children, if any) in the database. It will only show up once in the back office, so everything looks fine there, but it is duplicated (once for every import) in the database.
Is there some "flag" that is not set correctly that can cause Umport to not see that these items already exist? It seems to be only Umport-created items that are duplicated, and not the items that were created "natively" on the target database.
I can supply an XML-file and SQL-dump (with duplicate entries) if that helps.
Hey Dan. I can't seem to reproduce this behavior ... but if you're on a 7.3 site, this might explain matters. I never got around to updating Umport to he 7.3 API - until now :)
There's a new version of Umport ready in the downloads section. I strongly recommend you use that if you're on a 7.3 site.
Languages and Dictionary
Hi there
Could you please add support for Languages, dictionaries, host names and stuff like that ?
For when developing multi language sites.
Hi Søren,
Hopefully I've understood your requests but everything you mentioned above can already be used in Umbraco. Its a slightly old article but this should help you understand how you can use Umbraco to create multilingual sites.
Thanks, Dan.
Sorry Søren. Ignore my last comment. I assumed you were talking about Umbraco and not Umport :)
Hey!
It has been on my todo list for a while now. I plan on implementing it after the summer holidays :-)
-Kenn
Good news, Kenn :) Looking forward to test it.
Would make a very nice tool even better.
It's ready!
Only for 7.1, tho'. Package version 1.710.1.4.
We've run into an issue with this on a 7.2.6 install — repeat imports of the same DictionaryItems.xml results in duplication of (some) entries in the database.
Let's say we have env1 and env2, then it seems to break down like this:
Dictionary item #1 created on env1 is exported from env1 and imported on env2. When re-imported on env1 it will not be duplicated, i.e. Umport correctly sees that it exists.
Dictionary item #2 created on env2 (after the first deployment of dictionary items from env1) and imported on env1 will be imported into the database and show up in the back office.
The next import of the same (or similar) dataset will duplicate dictionary item #2 (and all of its children, if any) in the database. It will only show up once in the back office, so everything looks fine there, but it is duplicated (once for every import) in the database.
Is there some "flag" that is not set correctly that can cause Umport to not see that these items already exist? It seems to be only Umport-created items that are duplicated, and not the items that were created "natively" on the target database.
I can supply an XML-file and SQL-dump (with duplicate entries) if that helps.
Hey Dan. I can't seem to reproduce this behavior ... but if you're on a 7.3 site, this might explain matters. I never got around to updating Umport to he 7.3 API - until now :)
There's a new version of Umport ready in the downloads section. I strongly recommend you use that if you're on a 7.3 site.
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