Hi Stephane
Even though both ways are possible you typically would go for a "One
Tree per Language" approach. However, the hierarchy depends on what
you want to achieve. It's straightforward if you have same pages with
translations only. Another hierarchy often used is a country/language
hierarchy. There are countries, like Switzerland or Belgium, where you
have different languages, but one country.
Then you might have regional/cultural aspects too. Sometimes you can
not just translate contentt. E.g. a product may have different
specifications, depending on a region or market, but still within the
same country (or language).
Maybe you can share a little more about what you try to achieve. It
would make sketching some solution samples easier.
Cheers
Giancarlo
On Feb 15, 2008, at 2:23 AM, Gauthier, Stephane (CH) wrote:
Hi magnolians,
I'm about to build a new website with magnolia 3.5.4, and this
website must be multi-lang enable.
What would you recommend?
SingleHierarchyMultiLanguage or OneTreePerLanguage?
Where can I find documentation? Examples?
Many thanks for your help
Stéphane
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