Image Problem in Multi-language site

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Sandeep Kadam	Monday 13 September 2010 2:26:42 am Hello All, I have created one site with multi-languages (English, German) with different site accesses. What I want is to use same header image for all site accesses but don't wanna upload it from all site access admin. Once image is uploaded from English admin it should reflect all user site i.e English and German user site. I have managed to do it in user site by fetching "language_code". But how can I show same image at German admin site ? Is there any way of achiving this ? i.e Image uploaded from English admin site should be available at German admin site. Can anyone help me in this please. Thank You, Sandeep Kadam
Jérôme Vieilledent	Tuesday 14 September 2010 2:24:10 am Hi Sandeep You have several solutions : In your site.ini override for your german siteaccess, set [RegionalSettings].ShowUntranslatedObjects to enabled (system wise, all untranslated objects will then be shown on your german website) and clear your INI cache. On your header content object in the admin interface, go to the Translation tab (eZ Publish 4.3), tick the Use the main language if there is no prioritized translation checkbox and click Update. You may need to clear your content cache. Hope this helps :)

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Monday 13 September 2010 2:26:42 am

Hello All,
I have created one site with multi-languages (English, German) with different site accesses.
What I want is to use same header image for all site accesses but don't wanna upload it from all site access admin.
Once image is uploaded from English admin it should reflect all user site i.e English and German user site.
I have managed to do it in user site by fetching "language_code".
But how can I show same image at German admin site ?
Is there any way of achiving this ?
i.e Image uploaded from English admin site should be available at German admin site.
Can anyone help me in this please.
Thank You,
Sandeep Kadam

Jérôme Vieilledent

Tuesday 14 September 2010 2:24:10 am

Hi Sandeep

You have several solutions :

In your site.ini override for your german siteaccess, set [RegionalSettings].ShowUntranslatedObjects to enabled (system wise, all untranslated objects will then be shown on your german website) and clear your INI cache.
On your header content object in the admin interface, go to the Translation tab (eZ Publish 4.3), tick the Use the main language if there is no prioritized translation checkbox and click Update.

You may need to clear your content cache.
Hope this helps :)