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Problem:
The client is developing a website and wants to use WPML to translate it into Japanese. Initially, they plan to use the domain mtcsys.com.cn for the Japanese version before finalizing the content on http://www.mtcsys.jp. They are inquiring whether they can start with mtcsys.com.cn and later switch to http://www.mtcsys.jp, and how to migrate the content between these domains.
Solution:
We advised the client that they can temporarily use the mtcsys.com.cn domain during development and later switch to http://www.mtcsys.jp for the Japanese site with WPML. Here are the steps to set up the domain and prepare for the switch:
1. Set WPML to use directory mode for languages:
- Go to
WordPress Dashboard > WPML > Languages > Language URL Format
.
- Check the
Language name added as a parameter
checkbox.
- Click the
Save
button.
- Go to
WordPress Dashboard > Settings > Permalinks
.
- Click the
Save
button to flush the permalinks cache.
2. Perform the translation under mtcsys.com.cn and mtcsys.com.cn/ja.
3. Once satisfied with the setup, activate different domains per language by going to
WPML > Languages > Language URL Format
and adding the domain for Japanese.
For detailed guidance on setting up different domains per language, refer to the official WPML documentation: https://wpml.org/documentation/getting-started-guide/language-setup/language-url-options/how-to-use-wpml-with-different-domains-per-language/
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