I had registered two URLs within my WPML account:
* hidden link (production)
* hidden link (production)
The issue:
I've mistakenly registered my development site (e.g.: hidden link) as a PRODUCTION instead of being DEVELOPMENT. I already made some good progress translating pages/posts/templates through my development account and push them to my live website which registered as hidden link (my formal PRODUCTION site).
What I would like to achieve:
I would kindly like to register my development hidden link to be registered as DEVELOPMENT (and not as production as it is right now). Is it possible? and if yes, how can I acheive that WITHOUT harm my current work?
How do I work:
My hosting server resides in Cloudways on which I maintain two applications: hidden link (the live/production app) hidden link (the staging/development app)
All the development and work with WPML is made on the staging app (aka. hidden link). When finish, I push my work to the live/production app (aka. hidden link). What would be the best definition for WPML plugin registration in this case? for me, all the development is made on the staging app so I really don't care about the production app but all the WPML various plugins exists on both applications.
Please find attach the error I am getting at my hidden link app.
It says wpml: Unable to register: Site key not matching
My link to my sites: hidden link hidden link
Appreciate your help and suggestion how to sort this issue,
Ayelet
The only remaining issue is within my production website (hidden link), I am still being asked whether to change the URL address back to the development one or not. Why is this happening? (Please see the attachment.)
I would like to maintain two websites: one for development and one for the live production environment. Furthermore, I want to ensure that this setup remains unchanged even after I push my development (staging) changes into the production environment. It's important that WPML doesn't raise an alert in this scenario, but instead detects that it is already a production site by qualifying the URL accordingly.
I would greatly appreciate it if you could assist me in resolving this issue as well.
I am happy to hear that you were able to handle the initial issue presented in this ticket ("site key not matching" error) and now I can see that you are dealing with a new issue.
Per our Support Policy, we can handle only one issue per ticket.
Continuing with one issue per ticket helps not only supporters to focus on one issue at once but also enables other users to find solutions to their questions faster.
If that still doesn't resolve your issue, would you kindly open a new unique ticket with this new issue that you are experiencing so that we can investigate further?
Thank you so much for your understanding and cooperation.
