Hi, we are still experiencing the same issue after trying the options you recommended on the Troubleshooting section of the plugin.
But the issue is changed and now it seems that no content is being sent to Crowdin, and it does not seem like a Crowdin issue, since only the post title and URL are being sent to translation, without the post content.
I am sending you the screenshot of the Advanced Translation Editor, where it is visible which content is marked for translation.
I tried editing Custom XML Configuration in the plugin options and added:
<wpml-config>
<gutenberg-blocks>
<!-- Match all blocks in the eightshift-boilerplate namespace -->
<gutenberg-block type="eightshift-boilerplate/*" translate="1">
<!-- Catch all attribute names likely to contain translatable content -->
<key name="*Content" />
<key name="*Text" />
<key name="*Description" />
<key name="*Label" />
<key name="*Title" />
<key name="*Paragraph" />
<key name="*List" />
<key name="*Quote" />
</gutenberg-block>
</gutenberg-blocks>
</wpml-config>
Since my site is built on eightshift-boilerplate and all Gutenberg blocks have this prefix, and 99% of the content is in the key Content, so this should work.
Also, this worked before and seems like the new issue, on top of previous issue.
Do you have any suggestion on this?
Here is the example page I am trying to translate: hidden link
You can't use wildcards for the type attribute.
You would need to declare each block type explicitly, like so:
<gutenberg-block type="eightshift-boilerplate/block-one" translate="1">
<!-- keys -->
</gutenberg-block>
<gutenberg-block type="eightshift-boilerplate/block-two" translate="1">
<!-- keys -->
</gutenberg-block>
<!-- and so on for each block type -->
Secondly, you can't use the wildcard (asterisk) before the key name.
This is wrong:
