Examples of using Approval sequence in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
The folder keeps its original approval sequence.
Setting up an approval sequence single language website.
Simple and traceable application and approval sequences.
Open the approval sequence overview from a child item's context menu.
Each page in Episerver can have its own approval sequence.
Open the approval sequence from the item's context menu and select Disabled.
Depending on how you want to set up the item's approval sequence, select one of the three radio buttons.
The approval sequence overview is opened from a page's or assets folder's context menu.
When done, you have to set it as Ready for Review and the approval sequence starts over from step 1.
The folder's approval sequence is changed to the local assets folder's sequence. .
The first one is a basic demo of the feature anddescribes how to set up an approval sequence and a basic review scenario.
This setting disables the approval sequence for the item and it does not have to be approved.
The Publish button is replaced by a Ready for Review button,and setting a content item to Ready for Review starts the approval sequence.
The approval sequence is not connected to the parent item's approval sequence.
If you are using Change approvals, all moving of folders and assets will trigger an approval sequence which must be approved before the folders or files are moved.
You can cancel an approval sequence that you have started regardless of which step the content item is in.
Example: You have a site in English and German(where English is the master language)and you have set up the approval sequence so that reviewer Julia is responsible for the German content items but not the English items.
An approval sequence is set up for the Marketing pages, and when Tina is done, she does not have the Publish option.
Note: Assets added to an assets folder with a approval sequence set are not auto published, even if the auto publish option is set see Auto publish media on upload.
When an approval sequence has been defined, the approval process is started as soon as a user performs one of the actions that triggers the Change approvals. .
When you have defined an approval sequence for an item, you can define if its children have to be approved or not.
The approval sequence is set up with one step, and both reviewers, Alicia and Carlos, are notified in the user interface when they log in that Tina has moved Alloy Track and that they need to approve that move.
When you are approving an entire approval sequence, you are required to motivate why you are skipping the approval sequence and approving all steps.
The approval sequence then starts over, and the reviewer of the first step in the approval sequence must approve it again, even if that reviewer had approved the first draft and it was a reviewer in a later step who rejected the page.
Global and site-specific assets folders can inherit their approval sequence from a parent folder, or an administrator can define a unique sequence for it or disable it completely so that assets in the folder do not have to be approved.
You define an approval sequence for a specific page in the page tree or for a global or site-specific assets folder in the assets pane.
Global and site-specific assets folders can inherit their approval sequence from a parent folder(up to the site root), or you can define a unique sequence for it or disable it completely so that assets in the folder do not have to be approved.
The Alloy Track page has an approval sequence defined so the page is not immediately moved, and Tina sees a message that the move of the page is awaiting approval. .
The editor who started the approval sequence is notified when the last reviewer approves the content item and it is set as Ready to Publish, or if an reviewer rejects the content item.
Global and site-specific assets folders can inherit their approval sequence from a parent folder(up to the site root), or an administrator can define a unique sequence for it or disable it completely so that assets in the folder do not have to be approved.