Problem: The client needed help with translating WooCommerce endpoints, which were not functioning correctly on the Italian 'My Account' page, and there were duplicate entries on the WPML string translation page. Solution: 1. We recommend re-saving the WooCommerce endpoints in the Italian language so they all show correctly under WCML Store URLs. 2. For the issue of endpoints not working, client had menu with custom menu URLs. Need to adjust the custom link URLs in the 'Il mio account' menu. This can be done by navigating to Appearance > Menus and ensuring the URLs are correct for each language. If this solution doesn't look relevant, please open a new support ticket.
Problem:
I have this error in wp-admin as show in the screenshot. I report this below:
Some taxonomies in your site are forced to be untranslatable. This is causing a problem when you're trying to run a multilingual WooCommerce site.
A plugin or the theme are probably doing this.
What you can do:
1. Temporarily disable plugins and see if this message disappears.
2. Temporarily switch the theme and see if this message disappears.
It's best to contact WPML support, tell that you're getting this message and offer to send a Duplicator copy of the site. We will work with the theme/plugin author and fix the problem for good. In the meanwhile, we'll give you a temporary solution, so you're not stuck.
How I can solve it. Solution:
By going to WPML -> Settings -> Taxonomies Translation and set some default WP taxonomies as translatable, the admin message seems to be gone.
