Problem:
here was a problem that happened when you tried to link WooCommerce categories using URL by parameters using the text UX Builder shortcode and you used Sticky links.
It seems to happen only when you link child categories in WooCommerce. and the result is that from a link like this:
Problem:
Woocommerce dynamic pricing rules for categories not applying to the second language.
Solution:
Permanent fix will be included in a future release of WCML.
The workaround used in this case:
- Open the "wp-content/plugins/woocommerce-dynamic-pricing/admin/classes/category_pricing_rules_admin.class.php" file then replace the following snippet (lines 425 - 430):
Problem: In my second language of a bundle product, 2 of the 3 products have the mark of "Temporarily unavailable" and the user cant add to cart the bundle product.
Solution: I would like to ask you to follow this steps:
- Create a full backup of the site.
- Update all outdated plugins and themes, specially WPML plugins, to their latest version. Outdated functionalities can cause conflicts in the code.
- Flush any cache memory that might exists.
- Go to Woocommerce -> Woocommerce Multilingual -> Settings tab -> Troubleshooting link (bottom right) -> Select all options and click on 'Start' button.
Problem:
GravityForms strings are not being translated, even if translation is included in the WPML > String Translation.
Solution:
In this ticket, the problem is that the strings had been incorrectly entered in the language. In WPML > String Translation make sure that the string is registered in the correct language.
You can either delete the wrong strings or update the language of the strings in WPML > String Translation.
Problem:
When i go to : wpml->string translation->Translate texts in admin screens and select an option of the theme and click apply, i cannot then find it in string translation.
When i go again to wpml->string translation->Translate texts in admin screens i still see the option unchecked.
Solution:
You need to register this string using WPML-config XML code. You can add the XML code on WPML > Settings > Custom XML Configuration.
In this case, the client needed to register the string located in organics_options->contact_info. So we registered it using this XML code:
Problem:
How can I get the attributes to show in the correct language when editing a product?
Solution:
In this case the attributes were added in Greek, but assigned to the Greek language. To resolve this, go to WPML -> String Translation and change the language of the strings to Greek. Then you can add the English translations.
Alternately, you could edit the original attributes and add the Greek translations via WooCommerce -> WooCommerce Multilingual -> Attributes.
