Did you localize enablement site content for a particular language and a user selected
that language, but the content still appears in the source language? Most likely, the number of
units in a module differs between the source and localized files. When content isn’t available for
a selected language, an enablement site falls back to the source language. To resolve this issue,
work with your localization team or vendor to correct the number of units in a module in the
localized files.
Required Editions
| Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and
Unlimited Editions
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| User Roles and
Permissions |
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Enablement Site User Roles
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| This topic supports these enablement site
roles: |
- Release Managers
- Localization Team or Vendor
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Required System Permissions
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| To create and edit content with Trailmaker Content: |
Create Content |
| To upload content from Trailmaker Content to Trailmaker
Release: |
Create Content
AND
Manage Releases
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| To create and manage releases with Trailmaker Release: |
Manage Releases |
| To view the full release preview: |
Preview Release |
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Find the backpack for the content that you want to change. You can:
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Import the backpack into Trailmaker Content by completing the steps in Import a Backpack into Trailmaker Content.
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Make your structural changes to the source content. For example, add a unit to the
module.
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Send the backpack with the new unit to your localization team or vendor. Your vendor makes
the necessary changes to the translated files.
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When the localization vendor returns the revised module, ensure that the backpack structure
is correct by reviewing the guidelines for localizing files in a backpack.
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In Trailmaker Content, add the content to an unpublished release by completing the steps in
Add Content to a Release from Trailmaker Content.
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In Trailmaker Release, preview and publish the release by completing the steps in Preview a Release in Trailmaker Release and Publish Content with Trailmaker Release.
