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Tell us what you are trying to do? Please see screenshot attached: Would you be able to share with me how I can map source_translation_group to existing EN tags? Also most of the export this sections were empty. Is there any documentation that you are following? Is there a similar example that we can see? No What is the link to your site? hidden link   |
 WPML Supporter since 02/2022 Languages: English (English ) Timezone: Asia/Ho_Chi_Minh (GMT+07:00) |
Hi there, Thank you for contacting WPML support, I’m happy to help you with this issue. The extra field "_wpml_import_xxx" is added to the export file automatically by the plugin "WPML Export and Import". When exporting the taxonomy, you need to select the language to export the translation taxonomy. Please check the attached screenshot. There isn't information about the original English taxonomy in the exported file, they are linked by the "_wpml_import_translation_group", value in the column "trid" in the table "wp_icl_translations". Refer documentation https://wpml.org/documentation/plugins-compatibility/export-multilingual-websites-using-wp-all-export-wpml/ Looking forward to your reply.  |
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