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    copied!<p>You can do what you want using security, but it will be complex to do.</p> <p>First, you will need an editor account per language and you will need to create roles to DENY read &amp; write access for each language. </p> <p>Example:</p> <p>Languages: en-US, fr-CA Roles: Deny_enUS, Deny_frCA</p> <p>Create a user for editing en-US and add the Deny_frCA role to it. Add another user for editing fr-CA and add the Deny_enUS role to it.</p> <p>Now go to the language settings in <code>/sitecore/system/lanaguages</code> and for en-US add the role Deny_enUS and click the X for Item and Descendants on <strong>Language Read</strong> and <strong>Language Write</strong>. Do the same for fr-CA with the Deny_frCA role.</p> <p>Now setup your source for your image pickers to be the root of all the local specific image folders, so if you have <code>/sitecore/media library/SiteA/enUS</code> and <code>/sitecore/media library/SiteA/frCA</code> set the source too <code>/sitecore/media library/SiteA</code>. </p> <p>Finally make sure that the <code>/sitecore/media library/SiteA/enUS</code> has a version in en-US and no other languages and that <code>/sitecore/media library/SiteA/frCA</code> as a version in fr-CA and no other languages. </p> <p>Now when each user logs in, they should only be able to see the folder in the language they are editing. Make sure that the default content language for each user is set correctly.</p> <p>Its not a pretty way of doing it, but it worked for a big site I worked on. It can be a pain to maintain if you have a lot of languages tho.</p>
 

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