# Content versions

Content versions allow you to use different content for the same mod depending on context.

This is useful for multi-language, split-testing, and other variations where you want to use the same mod with different content.

# Creating a version

To create a content version, visit the editing page for one of your mods, then click on the dropdown text that says default to find Manage versions.

Version menu

From this screen, you can create a new version based off of an existing version. Try entering a version like "ES" (Spanish), and click Create.

Creating a version

This creates a copy of the default version that can be edited separately.

# Editing a version

Back in the mod's Content tab, you can now select your version from the dropdown:

Selecting a version

Edit the version as you would normally:

Editing a version

# Setting the version on a web page

To use a non-default version on your live website, you can specify the version in the AnyMod script or in the URL for the page.

# AnyMod Script

Use the version option in the AnyMod script to display a specific version. For example, to display the ES version:






 



<!-- AnyMod -->
<script id="AnyMod-script">
  (function (m,o,d,u,l,a,r,i,z,e) {
    u[m]={Project:o,rq:[],Opts:r,ready:function(j){u[m].rq.push(j)}};function j(s){return encodeURIComponent(btoa(s))};z=l.getElementById(m+'-'+a);r=u.location;
    e=[d+'/page/'+o+'/'+j(r.pathname)+'/'+j(r.host)+'?t='+Date.now(),d];e.map(function(w){i=l.createElement(a);i.defer=1;i.src=w;z.parentNode.insertBefore(i,z);});
  })('AnyMod','ABCDEF','https://cdn.anymod.com/v2',window,document,'script',{ version: 'ES' });
</script>
<!-- /AnyMod -->

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Note the { version: 'ES' } in the last line of the script. Learn more about script options.

# URL

You can also set the version by the URL, by specifying it in either the lang querystring or the version querystring.

For example, to set the version to ES, you could do the following:

https://example.com?lang=ES

OR

https://example.com?version=ES

If your version name has a space in it, be sure to URL-encode the space character using %20:

https://example.com?version=my%20version

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If both the URL and the AnyMod Script specify a version, the URL version will be used.

# Mods without a version

AnyMod will use the default version for mods that do not have a named version defined. If you use the AnyMod Script or URL methods above to set the version for a page, all mods that do not have that version will display their default content instead.

Last Updated: 11/15/2019, 10:26:26 PM