With our primary variation label created in the Creating the primary language variation label recipe, we will create a secondary variation label to serve as the target site for the content published in our primary variation label site. When creating variation labels, the label name is used in the URL for the sites. For instance, a label name of fr-fr
results in the site URL of /fr-fr/
. In this recipe, we will be using the French language for our target label. If you chose to install the language pack for a different language, use that language instead.
Follow these steps to create a secondary language variation label:
Creating the secondary variation label adds a new target site in the site collection. When content is published in the primary variation label site, it will be published to the target site based on the settings configured in the Configuring site collection variation settings recipe. Once content has been published to a target variation label site, it can then be translated into that language using human or machine translation.
When a variation label is created, a job to create the variation hierarchy will be automatically queued. A timer job will process the queue the next time it runs, which is once per hour by default. We will check the status of our variation hierarchy in the next recipe, Checking the status of the variation hierarchy.
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