This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem: The client received unusual emails for translations. Solution: You can disable email notifications to avoid receiving unexpected messages. You can do this by: 1. Going to Users → Profile in your site dashboard. 2. Scrolling down to WPML Translator Settings. 3. Unchecking the option "Send me a notification email when there is something new to translate." Alternatively, you can manage notifications from WPML → Settings → Translation Notification. For more details, please refer to our documentation on setting up translation notifications.
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Background of the issue:
I am trying to understand how automatic translation updates work on my site hidden link using WPML. I have selected two translators, Deepl and Google.
Symptoms:
My account credits are depleting for no apparent reason.
Questions:
Does the system perform automatic translation updates?
Good day, does the system do automatic translation updates? It seems to me that my account credits are depleting for no reason.
If I have two translators selected, Deepl and Google, does the system take 4 credits?
Please advise. Thanks!
I understand that you’re experiencing an unexpected depletion of your WPML translation credits and have concerns about how automatic translation updates work, especially when using multiple translation engines like DeepL and Google Translate. Let’s address your questions:
1. Does the system perform automatic translation updates?
WPML can automatically translate your content, depending on your settings. To ensure that translations are updated automatically when the original content changes, please follow these steps:
Verify Translation Mode:
1. Navigate to WPML → Settings in your WordPress dashboard.
2. Under Translation Mode, make sure "Translate Everything" is selected. This option ensures that any changes to your original content are automatically translated.
Alternatively, you can disable the "Translate Everything" mode and choose only specific content for automatic translation.
2. If I have two translators selected, DeepL and Google, does the system deduct 4 credits?
No, WPML does not double-charge credits when multiple translation engines are selected. The system uses the primary translation engine you’ve set, and credits are deducted based on the number of words translated, not the number of engines selected.
For additional information, you can find your Automatic Translation Usage Report by going to WPML > Translation Management > Tools > Payment and Settings > Automatic Translation Usage Reports (as illustrated in the screenshot below): https://wpml.org/documentation/automatic-translation/
Hello! Thank you for your answer. I don't see the translation mode, so I can't set anything. Today I received an email that the translations have been updated. Is this related to the change, or is the system simply updating certain things on its own?
Can these updates be disabled?
Content:
Dear admin,
The following number of translations has been updated on the STOCKLOTS website this week: 19:
Products and sites....
Orders waiting for translation:
Translation languages Number of pages Number of phrases Number of words
Polish to English 1 0 15
Please update your WPML plugin and add-ons to the latest version, 4.7.2, to benefit from the latest bug fixes and improvements. This may not necessarily resolve your problem; however, we need to work on the newest code available to troubleshoot the issue best.
You can check the latest released versions under "My Account -> Downloads" on this site. Instructions to update can be found here: http://wpml.org/faq/install-wpml/
If you do not see the updates, you might need to click the Check for updates button in the Plugins → Add New Plugin → Commercial tab.
Then, please go to WPML → Translation Management and switch off the Translate Everything Automatically mode.
Please remember to backup your database before you proceed.
Yes, it seems that something may have changed with the updates. If you receive any new emails you don't understand, please share them with us. If the support ticket closes automatically, you're always welcome to open a new support ticket.
Thank You. Can I check what operation took out the credits. Maybe the decrease in the number of credits is another matter. I don't know, I would just like to have control over our spending. Thank You.
It is possible to check credit usage. To check the credit usage, navigate to WPML → Translation Management → Tools → Automatic Translations Usage Report.
I just got an email. I ordered translation of 15 products. The email looks weird. I'm posting screenshots. I found also old mail. In this old mail there is a information, that WPML self update data.
I just got an email. I ordered translation of 15 products. The email looks weird. I'm posting screenshots. I found also old mail. In this old mail there is a information, that WPML self update data.
Which one of those do you have got now?
You are set as a translator in WPML → Translation Management → Translators. If you (or someone) just sent 15 products for translation, you are expected to receive an email.
You can disable notifications from your site dashboard by following these steps:
1. Navigate to Users → Profile.
2. Scroll down to the section labeled WPML Translator Settings.
3. Uncheck the option "Send me a notification email when there is something new to translate."