[Closed] WPML Crash when editing a published post that has translations

I uploaded my versions image with the same name as my old jpg, and it looks like your system is showing the old jpg (maybe my browser has cached it), so here it is again with an updated name.

I switched to Twenty Thirteen temporarily on my live site and edited a post that has a translation, and got the same exact error.

Rich

Please tell me what you need from my site and I will provide it to you. I do not want to give out access to my live site. Sorry. I should be able to provide what you need.

Thanks,
Rich

The scenario explained in the bug report

http://wpml.org/forums/topic/invalid-argument-supplied-for-foreach-2/

Exactly matches mine.

I am the Admin (user #1). I am editing an English post created by another user (user #2). It has translations (up to 2 translations, Chinese simplified and traditional) that were created by another user (user #3).

I am not trying to update the translations, just the original English post.

It seems, if I click "Minor Edit" before saving, then I avoid the crash, as WPML is not trying to update the translation records??? If I do not click "Minor Edit" before saving, I get the crash.

So in this case, it seems I should always be selecting "Minor Edit", which is what I am doing, but more importantly, I don't want the crash.

Thanks,
Rich

From:

http://wpml.org/forums/topic/invalid-argument-supplied-for-foreach-2/

The post in question: "Les Oupaloux, Cotignac" was created by user ID 11 (Nathalie Brenkman) She is a Super Admin.

Now you come as the Admin (user ID 1) to edit a document that was not created by you.

WordPress allows you to edit the document however WPML already created a translation record for this doc in the db listing user ID 11 as the manager and translator of it.

Upon saving WPML performs a few security checks prior to updating this document's db record.
One of these security checks is whether the current user is either the translator or manager for this particular doc. If the check fails then the document record in the WPML db tables will not be updated and the add_translation_job() function aborts.

This is the point where WPML should either allow you to save your edits or return you back to the post edit screen with an admin message saying "You can't edit this document. It's assigned to a different translator."