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Hey there,
I checked it but the Rest API remains disabled. This feature is important for WPML to work properly. It is used by our plugin to import some MO files and to manage the Advanced Translation Editor in general: https://wpml.org/documentation/support/rest-api-dependencies/
To check if it is enabled/disabled, please go to WPML -> Support -> WordPress -> REST enabled.
Alternatively, please try to access this endpoint: hidden link
Currently, an error message is displayed. In a site where this option is enabled, this end point would bring information about the languages available in the site.
Kindly check this with your host/server support and update us once this has been enabled.
Hi,
All of our sites have same settings (rest api on), but.. I found that on the sites that use Elementor there is "rest api disabled" notice in wpml-> support. Sites that use avada theme (or other themes) show "rest api enabled".
But..
What is more interesing, the other elementor sites&wpml translations work perfect (even while ther is that rest api notice) only that one has blank page, and the only difference between that page and working-others is Oxygen plugin, can we say that he's to blame?.. 🙂
I'm afraid that until it is totally enabled, this could create some unexpected behavior while using WPML in general.
I made one other test, I installed the previous version of WPML to see if I was able to run the wizard. If I was able to, then I'd update WPML right away. Unfortunately, that didn't work, the same blank screen showed up for me, but I was able to observe something interesting while doing this test:
When I was temporarily running the previous version of WPML, the button 'update' was available within the plugins list. I tried to update that version, just as a test, and I got the following error message:
'Update failed: Download failed. cURL error 51: SSL: no alternative certificate subject name matches target host name 'wpml.org''.
That indicates that there's something blocking the access form your site to wpml.org. This is something that the host provider and/or the server administrator will have all the tools to debug and fix.
Alternatively, if the block remains in place, what you can do as a workaround is to install WPML in a local copy of your site, or in a different server where the connection to WPML isn't blocked, and run the wizard. Then you can migrate the site to your production server, and that version will have WPML properly setup.
Kind regards,
Mateus
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