Hey all,

Working on a multi-lingual site and set up dutch (netherlands) a couple of weeks ago to make sure everything was in working order. Since then we've updated the site dramatically with new content and correctly setting all the templates, links, copy, etc.

Now when I activate the dutch language version is has the old localized pages. How do I re-publish those pages to get the current working versions.

Secondly, when I did the original, it hung up on the publishing, and I only have 79% of the pages published. AND those pages have mutliple modules on each page (like 10-15 of each module duplicated).

Just upgraded to 5.6 to see if that made a difference. Now attempting to use dutch (belgium) as a test, but still hanging up.

Please advise!!! and thanks, love the forums and have helped a ton so far.

Thanks for replying Sebastian, however Im not quite following you. I don't have the 'ready for translation' option under page settings or under languages.

I did the localization when first starting the project as a test run and it seemed to work ok. (and so I could get a better understanding of how it worked). I then removed that language (dutch nederland), and continued with the site build. We're now ready to begin actual translation and when I installed that language a second time I got the old pages, modules and settings.

In addition to pages like this:
http://nationalpremium-dev.wsivirtual.com/ServicesnlNL/CorporateeStoresnlNL/tabid/229/language/nl-NL/Default.aspx

Even if I marked the modules I wanted as translated it'd impossible to know which are the real ones that are attached to the original culture.

I'd like to have a localized version of the U.S version on that site.

Any additional help would be appreciated. Thanks, Ben