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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Right now, toontje hoger (kids) is shown with Dutch content. Most experiment-agnostic content, however, is shown in the language of the OS/Browser. This causes the experiment to show in two languages at the same time, which might be confusing.
Describe the solution you'd like
In a scenario in which we can configure all experiment content in one or more languages (so after #93), we might want to consider giving the admin user to restrict the languages for an experiment (or do this automatically based on the supplied content). The backend should then also restrict the experiment-agnostic content to this/these language(s), while also allowing to set the primary fallback language.
Some examples:
Toontje Hoger Kids is meant for Dutch children and contains videos with Dutch spoken language. It therefore makes sense to show the experiment and the experiment-agnostic content in Dutch only, regardless of the OS/Browser preference.
Or suppose an experiment is supplied with content in Dutch and English, but the browser setting is set to German. We should then (probably) make sure all experiment and experiment-agnostic content falls back to English content.
We should probably align this with #1204 - i.e. the preferred or fallback language should also be used for the non-experiment-related (generic site/component contents) and non-configurable (translation keys used in the Rules) content.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Right now, toontje hoger (kids) is shown with Dutch content. Most experiment-agnostic content, however, is shown in the language of the OS/Browser. This causes the experiment to show in two languages at the same time, which might be confusing.
Describe the solution you'd like
In a scenario in which we can configure all experiment content in one or more languages (so after #93), we might want to consider giving the admin user to restrict the languages for an experiment (or do this automatically based on the supplied content). The backend should then also restrict the experiment-agnostic content to this/these language(s), while also allowing to set the primary fallback language.
Some examples:
Toontje Hoger Kids is meant for Dutch children and contains videos with Dutch spoken language. It therefore makes sense to show the experiment and the experiment-agnostic content in Dutch only, regardless of the OS/Browser preference.
Or suppose an experiment is supplied with content in Dutch and English, but the browser setting is set to German. We should then (probably) make sure all experiment and experiment-agnostic content falls back to English content.
Additional context
See also this convo
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