[Resolved] What's the replacement for the deprecated ICL_LANGUAGE_NAME constant?

Thanks for your reply.

1. Sorry, this is too crude for my case. If I add another language this solution falls apart.

2. I've looked into that, but this filter needs a post object. That means, on a 404 Page this filter throws a wp error object.

I've found another filter called 'wpml_active_languages' that enabled me to build my own template function. Maybe add something like that to your FAQ / Docs. Feel free to use my function.

Here's a gist: hidden link

```php
if ( ! function_exists( 'wtb_get_current_language_name' ) ) :
/**
* Returns current active site language array.
* If the optional $arg is set, only the corresponding value is returned.
*
* $arg can be one of:
* code, id, native_name, major, active, default_locale,
* encode_url, tag, translated_name, url, country_flag_url, language_code
*/
function wtb_get_current_language( $arg = NULL ){
$wpml_active_languages = apply_filters( 'wpml_active_languages', NULL, NULL );
if ( !is_array( $wpml_active_languages ) ) {
return null;
}

foreach ($wpml_active_languages as $key => $language) {
if ( isset($language['active']) && $language['active'] == 1 ) {
//return language array
if(!$arg){
return $language;
}
//return only selected language value
//one of ["code"], ["id"], ["native_name"], ["major"], ["active"], ["default_locale"], ["encode_url"], ["tag"], ["translated_name"], ["url"], ["country_flag_url"], ["language_code"]
if( $arg && isset($language[$arg]) ){
return $language[$arg];
}
}
}
return null; //No active language
}
endif;
```

The issue is resolved now.