But the translation of author info does not show in the translated posts unless I edit the translated post and add the author manually. Should not it be done automatically?
This post has 2 authors in the original (English) version - hidden link
But in the Bulgarian version, I could not see any of them. I have added only one of them manually by editing the Bulgarian post (not the translation) - hidden link
Same with Chinese translation.
Also I haven't added any author to the Croatian version of the post and it shows the admin used as an author - hidden link Why so?
2) Increase the *MaxInputVars* of PHP settings to *10000*. Please check the following article for more details or contact your system admin/hosting provider for this purpose.
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We have upgraded the configurations and also upgraded the Molongui plugin to Pro version and I have translated the post to another (Czech) language, but in Czech translation, it still shows my admin account as an author, instead of 2 guest authors I have added to the original (English) version. Why so? The guest authors' accounts are also translated into the Czech language. And I am sure that if I will add them manually they will be showing on the Czech translation, but we need them to be added there automatically after translation. hidden link
Thank you for the updates. A couple of requests for tracking this issue.
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Thank you for the details and login information. I have created a private post for testing and getting the expected results after the following steps.
1) Visit WPML>>Settings>>Custom Fields
2) Click on *Show system fields* link
3) Search for the Molongui Authorship System fields
4) Set it as *Translate* and save the changes
5) Update the Post in the original language(to refresh the translation settings)
6) Open the post translations for editing in WPML Advanced Translation Editor
7) Translate the ID values and update the translation
So please try the same with other posts after updating it in the original language and let us know your feedback. Please refer to the following links and attached images for more details.
I still need to know if I will have to proceed the same way with every future post I will create or if translated author info will be added automatically to each translation in new posts after all Molongui Authorship System fields are set to "translate"?
Thank you for the updates. The custom fields setting are global for all the posts of a site. So you don't have to try the steps from 1 to 4 while translating the posts.
But you have to do the rest of the steps(5 to 7) for existing post translations. And steps 6 & 7 while translating a new post.
So I will still have to do it manually every time.... that's a pity. I have many posts to write and more than 20 languages to translate them to. Is there any other way to automate the process?
Thank you for the updates. We have to follow these steps because the author details are stored for each post separately. But while using Advance Translation Editor it will automatically translate similar values for the new posts from the Translation Memory. Please refer to the following article for more details.
