Available Solutions

Problem:
Plugin strings not translating after WPML default language change.

Solution:
Delete and recreate the translation strings in the WordPress admin dashboard, under WPML → Translations.

• In WPML → Translations, find the string - you can select domain of your plugin in the "Select strings within domain:" drop-down and use the "Search for:" field and search for part of the string to be translated
• Select all occurrences of the string and click "Delete selected strings" button - before this please copy the existing translations and save them somewhere for the later step
• At the bottom of the same page, in "Auto register strings for translation", activate the "Look for strings while pages are rendered" checkbox
• Reload the front end where plugin is active - plugin code should execute when the page is refreshed
• Go back to WPML → Translations, clear the "Look for strings while pages are rendered" checkbox, and perform the same search for the string again, it should show up on the list as "Not translated"
• Insert your saved translation from step 2, save, mark "translation is complete"

The translated string should now show up on the front end.

Relevant Documentation:
https://wpml.org/documentation/getting-started-guide/theme-localization/

Problem:
Unable to list all WPML plugin in Plugins > Add New > Commercial tabs it displays the text "No repositories defined"

Solution:
Search for the option_name wp_installer_settings in wp_options table and rename the option_name to something else, This will reset the installer config and resolve the issue

Divi author Bio not showing translation

This may be included in a recent Divi udpate. I tested in the version I was using and it had not yet been resolved. Please try this:

$author = get_userdata( $post->post_author );\

if (class_exists('sitepress')) {
    $author->description = get_the_author_meta('description' ,$author->ID);
}