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Configuring user groups for Multiple Languages

The Multiple Languages add-on uses user groups to provide secure access to the add-on features.

Access Requirements​

A user must have at least Manage System permissions to configure add-ons.

To configure user groups for the Multiple Languages add-on:

  1. Go to the user group configuration page:

    • Admin Console > Permissions > User Groups
    • Advanced Admin Console > People > Management > Create User Group

  2. Create a permission group whose members should be able to manage changes to the settings of the Multiple Languages Add-on.

    For example, this user group may be called Multi-Language Admins.

    A screenshot of adding an example user group

  3. Create a permission group whose members should be able to use the features of the Multiple Languages Add-on.

    For example, this user group may be called Multi-Language Editors.

  4. Add the concerned administrators as members to these user groups.

  5. Save the changes.

  6. To apply the user groups to the Multiple Languages Add-on configuration:

    • Go to User interface: Your avatar > Add-ons > All Add-ons > Installed.

    • Find Multiple Languages in the list, click the gear icon > Settings.

      A screenshot of the Multiple Languages add-on settings

    • Under App Security, click the gear icon next to Multi-Language.

      A screenshot of the Multiple Languages add-on security settings

      User groups with access to the add-on features are listed here. By default, the All registered users user group is used.

    • Remove All registered users and add the user groups which should have access to the feature, for configuration and usage.

      In this example, we are adding the Multi-Language Admins and Multi-Language Editors user groups.

      An example of the user group configuration for the Multiple Languages add-on

    • Save the changes.

Members of the specified user groups (in this example, Multi-Language Admins and Multi-Language Editors) can now configure and use the Multiple Languages add-on.

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