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Copy page tree from one language to another
Not that Ive heard about. There are some translation addons but I dont think they will clone blocks etc.
Probably best to build as admin tool that loops through a part of the content tree recursivly and creates new language version with master language as default content
Jan 28, 2016 17:29
Actually the Semantix translation plugin can export both pages and their blocks from one language branch, and import them as a new language branch.
I've used Semantix for a client site on Episerver 7.5.
Might be worth checking out. http://www.episerver.no/add-on-store/semantix-translations/
Jan 29, 2016 12:20
They have support for blocks now too?
Ill have to check out that one again then :)
Jan 29, 2016 12:37
I have also found this add-on, called Languages or Language Manager:
It is available from EPiServer nuget:
https://nuget.episerver.com/en/OtherPages/Package/?packageId=EPiServer.Labs.LanguageManager
It allows to copy a page from its master language into a new language. It copies the contents of the content areas, but you still need to then translate each block within the copied page. I will see if our client is happy with this solution. Need to check out the Semantix add-on as well.
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Jan 29, 2016 12:52
Hi!
Since this post fours years have passed. Does anyone of you know if there are any news on this subject? Any third-party add-on that will clone a page tree and all related content/blocks and create a new designated language tree with related content in the new target language? Any thoughts on this are much appreciated.
Thanks!
Karen McDougall
Mar 11, 2020 9:59
Hello everyone,
Is there a well established add-on which would allow to copy the whole page tree from one language to another together with all the blocks on the pages? Or at least can do this on a page by page basis?
Our client's objective is to easily translate their site into up-to 20 languages. It would really slow them down if they had to add all the content and blocks from scratch for each of the pages in a new language.
Best regards,
Dasha Finch