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Your plugin looks interesting, but I have a few concerns about how robust it might prove to be with multiple sites/languages. I can probably work around these to a limited extent using by creating separate glossaries for each site (matching the site and glossary handles, and then in the front end calling the site handle to specific the glossary), but I do wonder if you have ever considered adding support for multiple sites?
Thanks in advance for any help or advice you may be able to give with this.
Cheers, Andrew
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Hi, we considered multi-site support, but not in the first release, because we found it easier to have multiple glossaries like you described. We have a new release today, with some small fixes and improvements. I will have a look into this now and come back to you.
I also want multisite, but my client is not going to be happy entering glossary items into multiple glossaries with 1400+ items. Ideally they enter the English item, switch to French add the French, switch to each additional language and repeat.
Your plugin looks interesting, but I have a few concerns about how robust it might prove to be with multiple sites/languages. I can probably work around these to a limited extent using by creating separate glossaries for each site (matching the site and glossary handles, and then in the front end calling the site handle to specific the glossary), but I do wonder if you have ever considered adding support for multiple sites?
Thanks in advance for any help or advice you may be able to give with this.
Cheers, Andrew
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: