The "publications" section is where you define the location of the published output for the locale. You create one definition per language.
In this example the default (11) is chosen.
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"pub_id": "11", |
This is the ID that represents the publication version/variant. It must be unique within the locale (loc_id). It can be any set of alpha numeric characters. It forms part of the URL so if you change it later, any saved URLs by end users will break. For example:
This becomes more relevant when creating and publishing multiple variants of a book and switching between them on one Magellan site, in a similar way to languages. This multi-variant feature is currently in Beta for a future release, so currently you need just one "publications" section per locale. |
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"version": "Standard", |
This is a description/name of the version/variant. It is used for internal reference and is not displayed in the application. Leave at the default value of "Standard". |
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"path": "en" |
This must point to the sub-folder under the \content folder where the localized topics and images/media are stored for the locale. This can be any set of alpha numeric characters, but recommend you stick to a code that makes is easy to identify the locale uniquely so en-uk, en-ca, and en-gb are appropriate examples. |
