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[Resolved] For the 3th timethe same question the links only use the first link as translated links on the pag
This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem: The client was facing an issue where all links on a specific page were defaulting to the first link's URL when translated using WPML. Solution: We recommended the client to first ensure that Divi is properly loading by editing the original page without WPML enabled. If Divi loads correctly, the next step is to enable WPML and use the Advanced Translation Editor to handle the translations and link adjustments. The client also added that some custom code inside Divi was causing an issue and that the issue was not WPML-related. Removing this code helped in saving the page, updating the translation, and correctly displaying the translated links.
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Hi,
before your ticket is assigned to one of my colleagues, please allow me to walk you through some initial debugging steps. This will help speed up the support process.
It looks like this issue has been resolved in the latest WPML release (4.7.2). Could you please give it a try? You can follow these steps to update manually: https://wpml.org/de/faq/updating-wpml-manually/
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Thanks for the info! Do you have a staging environment to run some tests? I would eventually also need to request temporary access (WP-Admin and FTP) to your site
– preferably to a test site where the problem has been replicated if possible –
in order to be of better help and check if some configurations might need to be changed
Your next answer will be private which means only you and I have access to it.
❌ Please backup your database and website ❌
✙ I would additionally need your permission to de-activate and re-activate Plugins and the Theme, and to change configurations on the site. This is also a reason the backup is really important.
✙ Please add the Links to the […] Edit Screen, the Page/Post where you insert the […] and the corresponding Front End Page/Screen
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Hi,
Before we dive deeper, may I ask if there’s a specific reason you're not using the Advanced Translation Editor in your workflow? Please note that the Classic Translation Editor is considered legacy.
If you're restricted to using the Classic Editor, we can try to reproduce the issue from scratch to confirm whether it's a bug. However, if you're open to switching, using the Advanced Translation Editor might be the fastest and most effective solution.
OK, I changed that to the advanced translator and I thought I replied you, but I see now I did not. My appologies. I changed it but can stil not find the solution.
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Hi,
you're looking at two different things:
Yes, your server has 256MB of PHP memory defined in the php.ini file. However, WordPress itself is currently limited to using only 40MB of that memory. This limit is set within WordPress and can be increased by modifying your wp-config.php file. Doing so will allow WordPress—and all its plugins—to access more memory. You can see the current use on WPML -> Support.
