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How to setup variations in MOSS 2007

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In this document I have covered an example of setting up the MOSS site in French.

(Site variations can only be used if you have created a site using one of the Publishing templates, or if you have activated the Publishing feature for your site.)

Prepare Operating System for multi-lingual changes:-

1) Install additional language files on Windows Server 2003

  • On your front-end Web server, click Start, point to Settings and then Control Panel, and then click Regional and Language Options.
  • In the Regional and Language Options dialog box, on the Languages tab, in the Supplemental Language Support section, select both of the following checkboxes:
    • Install files for complex script and right-to-left languages
    • Install files for East Asian languages
  • Click OK in the dialog box that alerts you that additional disk space is required for the files.
  • Click OK to install the additional language files.

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  • When prompted, insert your Windows Server 2003 product disc or provide the location of your Windows Server 2003 installation files.
  • When prompted to restart your computer, click Yes.

2) Install additional language files on Windows Server 2008

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  • In the Regional and Language Options dialog box, on the Keyboards and Languages tab, in the Display Language section, click Install/Uninstall languages.

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  • In the Install or Uninstall Languages dialog box, click Install languages.

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  • On the Select the Languages to Install page click Browse folder to navigate to where you extracted; point it to the “langpacks” folder > Click Select Folder

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  • Select the language to install from the list of available languages
  • Select all the languages that you want to install, and then click Next.
  • Accept the terms, and then click Next.
  • Click Install.

 

Prepare SharePoint for multi-lingual changes:-

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  • Save SharePointLanguagePack.exe and ServerLanguagePack.img to a folder on WFE
  • Extract ServerLanguagePack.img using WinRAR or UltraISO
  • Install SharePointLanguagePack.exe for WSS > Don’t run PSCONFIG now
  • From extracted location run Setup.exe for MOSS
  • Run PSCONFIG and ensure its successful > IISRESET
  • Browse to MOSS site where you want to configure variations > Go to Site Settings > Variations

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  • Specify the variation home (if same site then put a "/")
  • Choose the following settings
    • Automatically create site and page variations
    • Recreate a new target page when the source page is republished.
    • Update Web Part changes to target pages when variation source page update is propagated.
    • Reference existing resources
  • Go to Site Settings > Variation Labels > New Label > Provide values as below screenshot > OK

(Now we are making a label for default language site (English in our case) and hence it will be the source variation)

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  • Click on New Label again > Create another variation label using different language (French in our case)

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  • Click on clip_image012 button
  • You will see the variations are being created

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  • Now the site is available in English and French and any new pages will be created in French as well

English:

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French:

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More Info:

Comments

  1. Extract the .IMG file using WinRAR or UltraISO to a folder, you should see a folder by name langpacks within extracted folder Finally,
  2. No valid language pack found Notes: I also tried to download the file 6002.18005.090410-1830_amd64fre_Server_LP_1-KRTMSxLP1_DVD.iso fromhttp://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=3A7FB7A2-3519-495B-9BC5-2007082CA9A6&displaylang=en and burn into a DVD but the same result as 6. Grateful if you could advise. Thanks.

  • Anonymous
    February 16, 2010
    I had faced the same problem as that of KitMing, NG - but then please remember that every Windows 2008 or R2 with service pack has different language packs so hence you may need to download the SP2 Language Pack. Best Regards,

  • Anonymous
    March 04, 2010
    I'm new to MOSS 2007 i successfully created a Sharepoint site. After that i decided to implement site variation. So i tried creating a variated site but the problem is only new pages are propagated to the variated site. The old pages before i created a site heirarchies are not propagating in the variated site. How to solve the problem.

  • Anonymous
    October 15, 2010
    join to Neal question. i can create new site in my wanted language but there are still home site that still in english what i can do to make it also in my wanted language

  • Anonymous
    June 06, 2014
    Variations in SharePoint