Problem: The client has a website with four currencies and has set up WPML MultiCurrency based on the site's language. However, PayPal does not accept KM and DEN currencies, and the client wants PayPal to automatically convert amounts in these currencies to EUR. Despite configuration efforts, the client still encounters the error: 'CURRENCY_NOT_SUPPORTED Currency code is not currently supported.' Solution: We recommend using specific WCML hooks to filter and modify the currency code before it is sent to PayPal. Here are the steps: 1. Use the
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Problem: You are trying to add Montenegrin language support to your WordPress site using WPML and have set the currency to EUR. However, the cart, checkout, and product pages automatically translate to English instead of Montenegrin or Serbian using the Latin alphabet. Solution: First, ensure that you have set the default locale for your custom language to
me_ME
, which is the default locale for Montenegrin in WordPress. Next, since WooCommerce's language files for Montenegrin are only translated to 1%, you will need to manually create translations. Use WPML > String Translation to translate the strings for the cart, checkout, and product pages. If these strings do not appear on the String Translation page, you can find guidance on how to locate them with these documentation links:
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Problem: You have a multilingual website with different currencies set up (RSD, MK, EUR, KM) using WPML Multicurrency. The currencies change correctly with the language switcher, but during checkout, when the billing country is entered, the currency does not automatically adjust. Solution: If your currencies are set to change based on the site language in WooCommerce > WooCommerce Multilingual > Multicurrency, they will only change when switching languages. To have the currency change based on the billing address during checkout, you need to configure the currencies to display based on locations. You can learn how to set this up by following the steps in our documentation on Multi-Currency Support in WooCommerce. Additionally, edit each currency by clicking the pencil icon and exclude countries that have a designated currency from the default currency list.
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