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ACS - Multilingual template with different content variant v2

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Hi! I'm following the next question https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-campaign-standard/acs-multilingual-template-w...

 

So, I want a multillingual message by Country, not by Preferred language.

 

Official suport reccomends to create a content block, so I created this content block

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But when I go to choose the variants it keeps the "Preferred language"

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And if I send this multilingual message I got the next error

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- The emails format are OK

- Also the content variants are OK, that email belongs to CA and the other one to GB.

 

Thanks!

 

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Employee Advisor

But when I go to choose the variants it keeps the "Preferred language"

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That's the standard behavior.

Though you can just type any name + label in the fields and don't need to choose anything from the pre-defined list.

 

i.e. for your case, you can create 1 variant named CA and one named GB.

 

Notes:

  • casing needs to be exactly the same than what is returned from the variant selection rule.
  • Using a standard field may not be the best solution as you need to have a 1:1 match for each country. You rather may adapt the standard language selection rule to also consider the default variant etc. in case no variant was found.

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Correct answer by
Employee Advisor

But when I go to choose the variants it keeps the "Preferred language"

Silvio6_1-1665692212906.png



That's the standard behavior.

Though you can just type any name + label in the fields and don't need to choose anything from the pre-defined list.

 

i.e. for your case, you can create 1 variant named CA and one named GB.

 

Notes:

  • casing needs to be exactly the same than what is returned from the variant selection rule.
  • Using a standard field may not be the best solution as you need to have a 1:1 match for each country. You rather may adapt the standard language selection rule to also consider the default variant etc. in case no variant was found.