Localization process can be quite of a challenge considering that several parties are involved. Even those who employ advanced integration solutions face untimely surprises every now and then.
As soon as customer needs to add some extra content to empty slots or developer suddenly decides to modify the layout or install additional module, it will result into a new list of content properties and hence, a new round of localization. At this point you may be facing a dilemma: should you wait for the previously sent content to arrive in order to send a new task (which will be very time consuming) or should you simply resend the whole content for translation?
With ‘Multiple Channel Configuration’ feature, you can create a new channel configuration designated for new (updated) content only.
Introduction of the multiple configuration feature on your website can significantly facilitate the workflow. Having a set of different configuration options at hand will help to avoid the possible hiccups which are inevitable if single configuration is used.
Multiple configuration covers a lot of aspects:
Usually a business case would require creation of many configurations aimed at specific type of settings. At the same time you still need to update and synchronize available configuration properties. This might be a challenging task since you have to juggle many configurations at once. Every time you change a certain configuration property you need to apply these changes to other relevant configurations. To solve this issue, our system supports default behaviors for excluded content, content type, text and tag encoding settings. You can create a new configuration and mark particular settings as default. In this case our system will use the settings from 'Default Configuration'. You just need to update your "Default Configuration" and these changes will automatically affect all the settings where default behavior is enabled.