Problem:
When a user logs in using Ultimate Member in a secondary language, the user is not directed to the correctly translated login url.
Solution:
Add the following admin texts to the String Translation table and translate them:
um_cached_role_member
- auto_approve_url
- login_redirect_url
- logout_redirect_url
You can do this by going to WPML > String Translation and scroll down to the bottom of the page and click on the link "Translate texts in admin screens »". Then, scroll through that page and see if you find the the string. If so, tick the checkbox and click Apply to add it to the String Translation table. Now you can go back to WPML > String Translation and you should see the string added there.
Problem:
WHen I try to logout of Ultimate Member in a secondary language, the page just redirects to the logout page but doesn't log the user out.
Solution:
Thanks for the additional information. I think I've got this fixed. I found that there are settings in Ultimate Member where you set the logout page. I then went to the admin texts and found the core page IDs in the um_options section. I added these to the String Translation table by adding the keys to WPML -> Translation Management -> Custom XML Configuration. I then translated the core page IDs to the ID of the translated pages. Now, when logged in in French, the Logout button logs you out.
Problem:
The client would like to add different logos for each language. The logo is set in the theme options.
Solution:
After increasing MaxInputVars, go to WPML -> Theme and plugin localization and select "Translate the theme and plugins using WPML's String Translation" (basically this turns WPML string translation "on"). Then scan the theme, go back to admin texts and select the image logo and click apply. It is now in the string translation table available for translating.
To increase MaxInputVars, add this line to your .htaccess file:
php_value max_input_vars 6000
or by following these steps:
1. Connect to your site via FTP or File Manager
2. Navigate to wp-admin folder
3. Create a file inside wp-admin folder called php.ini
4. Add in this line: max_input_vars = 6000
5. Save
If you don't have access to these files, please ask your hosting provider to do this for you.
