Comments on: WPML tables description (and a poll) http://wpml.org/2009/09/wpml-tables-description/ Using WordPress to build full multilingual websites Thu, 29 Jul 2010 11:06:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: amir http://wpml.org/2009/09/wpml-tables-description/comment-page-1/#comment-2607 amir Sun, 27 Sep 2009 22:20:28 +0000 http://wpml.org/?p=2802#comment-2607 WPML's Sticky Links operate similarly to the Get Permalink plugin, with the important exception that it figures the IDs automatically. When you create a link (in the editor), just paste the regular permalink to that page. When saving, WPML will change that link to the default links format (which uses the ID). It does that for pages, posts, tags and categories. Then, when the page is displayed, the default links are converted to the current permalink values. When you use WPML's professional translation, it automatically adjusts the links to other translated pages, so a translated page will link to other translated pages. This happens fully automatic. I think that I should write a post that explains all this. WPML’s Sticky Links operate similarly to the Get Permalink plugin, with the important exception that it figures the IDs automatically. When you create a link (in the editor), just paste the regular permalink to that page. When saving, WPML will change that link to the default links format (which uses the ID). It does that for pages, posts, tags and categories.

Then, when the page is displayed, the default links are converted to the current permalink values.

When you use WPML’s professional translation, it automatically adjusts the links to other translated pages, so a translated page will link to other translated pages. This happens fully automatic.

I think that I should write a post that explains all this.

]]> By: Wisam http://wpml.org/2009/09/wpml-tables-description/comment-page-1/#comment-2606 Wisam Sun, 27 Sep 2009 18:10:50 +0000 http://wpml.org/?p=2802#comment-2606 I was wondering about those sticky links :) In my website, I am using Get Permalink plugin to link directly to other pages using the page ID. This in my opinion can reduce the queries to the db. However, I was thinking yesterday and I thought but what about translated pages? The ID wont be the same I assume. So if I use sticky links instead will it be able to figure out the links to the translated pages without re-hunting for post/page ID? I was wondering about those sticky links :)
In my website, I am using Get Permalink plugin to link directly to other pages using the page ID. This in my opinion can reduce the queries to the db. However, I was thinking yesterday and I thought but what about translated pages? The ID wont be the same I assume. So if I use sticky links instead will it be able to figure out the links to the translated pages without re-hunting for post/page ID?

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