We recently implemented the translated UV widget (https://feedback.uservoice.com/knowledgebase/articles/200955-change-the-language-of-the-widget-ui-based-on-the), but it seems to have a key limitation of only mapping to the first feedback forum created, which is our American English feedback forum. This is a blocking issue as it means that when using the UV widget, users can see the widget translated into another language, but their idea searches come back with American English results and their idea postings post to our American English forums which our language specialists do not monitor. See attached for examples.

We met with a UV rep twice before implementing the translated widget to confirm our implementation strategy was sound, but it looks like we overlooked a critical product gap in the workflow. Also, we reviewed all of the documentation and do not see this limitation called out:
https://feedback.uservoice.com/knowledgebase/articles/100870-multi-language-options-for-your-uservoice-site
https://feedback.uservoice.com/knowledgebase/articles/860418-setting-up-a-forum

Owner name
Amir Kashani

Address
328 Magill Rd
Kensington Park, SA
5068

Phone
08-8332 8853

Website
https://digimall.com.au/

Business email
ak@digimall.com.au

Keywords
photographer, graphic designer, business cards, real estate photography, printing services, photography

Description
Digimall are one of Adelaide’s top suppliers of commercial and trade print, we specialise in delivering top quality print and design to some of South Australia’s best companies. Having many years in the printing industry here at Magill Rd, we have the exact knowledge and skills to produce the immaculate printing products that you need. Our printing services range from Business Cards to Carbonless Pads and Self Adhesive Labels and more! We offer a full graphic design service. If you do not have your own artwork or you need your existing artwork tweaked then one of our fully qualified graphic designers can help and advise you. Our on site graphic designers will use their vast imagination and creative flair to bring your ideas to life, with years of experience in working with commercial clients they have the right understanding of how to get you noticed and make you stand shoulders above your competitors. Artwork is available for a simple logo re-design through to a complete company re-brand. For quality digital and printing services, Digimall are the experts!

Hours
Monday to Friday from 8.00am until 7.00pm, Saturday 10.30am to 5.00pm

Owner Name
David Niesler

Address
76 Frangipani Dr
CABOOLTURE, QLD
4510

Phone Number
(075) 495-8295

Website
https://www.aussiebudget.com.au/

Business Email
aussie_budget@optusnet.com.au

Keywords
carpet cleaning, pest control
Description
Aussie Budget has been offering carpet cleaning and pest control services for over 25 years. We provide homeowners renters and business owners near the Sunshine Coast Caboolture and Brisbane excellent service at an affordable price.If you’re looking for a quality carpet cleaning service we are the ones for you! With our state of the art equipment we can clean any area and provide the best results for you.Ensuring your floors are clean and hygienic is important for your family’s health. While vacuuming regularly will keep it in check on a day to day basis regular carpet cleaning by professionals will make sure your home is happy and healthy for you and your children.If you have a small spill or need your entire carpeted area cleaned we can help you!

Hours
Monday - Friday 7:30am–5:30pm
Saturday 7:30am–12pm
Sunday: Closed

We would really love to use the "blocker" feature when capturing feedback with the Contributor Sidebar and Salesforce integration. However, with a few different teams utilizing the sidebar, and each of those teams having a different definition of what a "blocker" is, we worry we may get suggestions marked as "blockers" for a a number of different reasons.

It would be INCREDIBLY helpful to us if we were able to enable the ability to mark a suggestion as a "blocker" on a per-user basis. That way we could ensure that each user with the "blocker" feature enabled is working off of the same definition of what we consider a blocker.