andrejO

Problem:
I have a local environment website with WPML installed. After moving the site to the server and selecting that it's a copy on localhost, I received a notice that the site moved without the option to choose it as a copy again. Attempts to reset the key by removing URLs from wp-config.php and registering a new key didn't work.

Solution:
1. Visit WPML > Translation Management to find the notice for site movement or copying.
2. Keep localhost as a copy for using ATE; moving it disables ATE for localhost.
3. Reset ATE details on localhost to treat it as a new site following these instructions: [Using WPML on Two Domains](https://wpml.org/documentation/translating-your-contents/advanced-translation-editor/using-advanced-translation-editor-when-you-move-or-use-a-copy-of-your-site/#using-wpml-on-two-domains).
4. Create a full backup of localhost, switch to the Classic Translation Editor, clear specific database entries related to WPML settings, and then reactivate ATE in WPML settings.

Relevant Documentation:
- Using WPML on Two Domains - https://wpml.org/documentation/translating-your-contents/advanced-translation-editor/using-advanced-translation-editor-when-you-move-or-use-a-copy-of-your-site/#using-wpml-on-two-domains