Run a script based on the current language

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In this tutorial, you'll learn how to run different part of a script based on the currently selected language. This feature could be useful in a setting where you want to copy the output folder (collection/online) to a different location based on the selected language.

Adding the language parameter to the script process

To send the current language as a parameter to a script, you need to add the %language% tag as the script parameter. See the image below.

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Once this step is completed; you'll need to edit the script to for it to read this parameter.

Edit the script to used the language parameter

In the script below, after setting a default language on line 7 in case the script is called without one, the language parameter is read on line 11 and used on line 14 and 16. You can use as many language as you want with your collection.

VBScript
  1. Option Explicit
  3. 'script parameters
  4. dim args
  5. set args = wscript.arguments
  6. dim sLanguage
  7. sLanguage = "en" 'default language
  9. 'language is first argument
  10. if args.Count > 0 then
  11. sLanguage = args(0)
  12. end if
  14. if sLanguage = "en" then
  15. 'Do English stuff
  16. elseif sLanguage = "fr" then
  17. 'Do French stuff
  18. end if

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