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Hello,
There are 3 entries in your database that create the problem: 2 for ATE (Advanced Translator Editor) and 1 which handles the banner.
What the team did to solve the problem was:
- Enabled Classic translation editor (just to disable the banner and ATE in general) from WPML > Settings
- Accessed the database (via adminer script or phpmyadmin plugin)
- Searched for 3 entries:
otgs_wpml_tm_ate_cloned_site_lock
WPML_TM_AMS
WPML_SITE_ID:ate
(found in the wp_options table)
We used this query to do so:
select *
from wp_options
where option_name = 'WPML_SITE_ID:ate'
OR option_name = 'WPML_TM_AMS'
OR option_name = 'otgs_wpml_tm_ate_cloned_site_lock'
where "wp_" is the prefix of the client's WP installation
- Delete those entries after a db backup (for the wp_options table or at least for those entries)
- Went to WPML > Settings and re-enabled ATE
- We also had to flush the your cache from settings > Object Cache before we re-enabled ATE, otherwise it would show a cached version of the site and the proper actions wouldn't be triggered.
NOTE:
You are now using a "new" version of the site which means: no glossary, no translation memory, no anything in ATE, it's a clean slate.
But the translations are still working.