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sameryadav
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March 8, 2016
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How to apply the multilanguage on Metadata fields and value in AEM

  • March 8, 2016
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Hi,

We have uploaded the assets in to AEM DAM with matadata values. The few metadata fields are globally common for other GEO in different language . 

Our requirement is to show the metadata fileds and values (both) as per GEO specific language. How We can achieve it in AEM?

Thanks

~S

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Best answer by Jitendra_S_Toma

Hi,

There isn't a way to change level of this form. You have to go metadata form for assets and change label there.

For more information, go through this document

https://docs.adobe.com/docs/en/aem/6-1/administer/content/assets/metadata-schemas.html

---Jitendra

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sameryadavAuthor
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March 15, 2016

Silican wrote...

samery56615784 wrote...

it creating the laguage specific folder (syntax: <folder name>-<language name>) but it is not creating the metadata labels with language specific like "jcr:title.de"

Q2: Do content author always need to execute the translation job upon new asset upload or it is configurable automatically?

 

1) The asset metadata is different from the Tag metadata. The tag metadata is the global list of tags available for assets, pages, etc and is stored under /etc/tags. The Asset specific metadata usually have a "dam:" prefix and are specific to the asset. 

2) The 'WCM: Sync Translation Job"  workflow is invoked when you send a job for translation. So if you want to automatically start this workflow upon asset upload, you can very well integrate the workflow with the Assets workflow or just the "com.adobe.cq.wcm.translation.impl.process.SyncTranslationProcess" process into your Assets Workflow

 

Yes. Than you all for your quick response.

 

Thanks

~S

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