with the recent update of the WPML plugin we faced some issues connected with the language mappings and automatic translations

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November 24, 2023 at 8:25 am #14913911
matthiasW-17	Hi, with the recent update of the WPML plugin we faced some issues connected with the language mappings and automatic translations. Please see the Language mapping screenshot attached. There you can see that our languages aren't mapped in the right way and we can't change the settings (there's no correct tem in the list). This issue caused the problem of page content, for example, for 'de_ch' (Switzerland) page being mirrored to the page content of 'de_at' (Austria) because both of them are mapped as 'de'. The same issue we have for fr and 'fr_ch' (both mapped to 'fr'), en and 'en_glob' (both mapped to 'en'). Plus, here it's mentioned that the WPML Translation Management add-on is now included in WPML’s core plugin. But upon checking our WP admin, we saw that we don't have it installed. Could you please investigate why? I can assume that because we don't have this add-on installed we actually have this issue. Additionally, should we also install the WPML CMS Nav? Thank you so much for your prompt reply and help in resolving those issues.

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November 24, 2023 at 8:25 am #14913911

matthiasW-17

Hi, with the recent update of the WPML plugin we faced some issues connected with the language mappings and automatic translations. Please see the Language mapping screenshot attached. There you can see that our languages aren't mapped in the right way and we can't change the settings (there's no correct tem in the list). This issue caused the problem of page content, for example, for 'de_ch' (Switzerland) page being mirrored to the page content of 'de_at' (Austria) because both of them are mapped as 'de'. The same issue we have for fr and 'fr_ch' (both mapped to 'fr'), en and 'en_glob' (both mapped to 'en').

Plus, here it's mentioned that the WPML Translation Management add-on is now included in WPML’s core plugin. But upon checking our WP admin, we saw that we don't have it installed. Could you please investigate why? I can assume that because we don't have this add-on installed we actually have this issue. Additionally, should we also install the WPML CMS Nav?
Thank you so much for your prompt reply and help in resolving those issues.