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Hello,

I have a SharePoint 2013 site with variations. The whole publishing thing when you create a new page in the source is working fine. The page is created in the target labels and I can edit it and publish it.

The problem is when I change something on my source label, the content on the existing target page is replaced.

So, I found an article on TechNet which explains that you need to add a property to the “Relations List” on the site collection with the name “DisableAutomaticPropagation” and set that one to TRUE.

The complete PowerShell is like this:

$site = Get-SPSite “<VariationURL>”
$folder = $site.RootWeb.Lists[“Relationships List”].RootFolder
$folder.Properties.Add(“DisableAutomaticPropagation”, $true)
$folder.Update()
$site.Close()

I did that and verified if the property was indeed added with the TRUE value. It was there.

Today, I made some changes to some pages in my source… and now I’m seeing that the target pages have changed as well. I just lost all my translations!

Checked the property… still there.

What’s going on here? Doesn’t this work in SharePoint 2013????? How can you disable this in an effective manner, stopping changes from being propagated, overwriting translated content???

 

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