[Resolved] Yoast Duplicate Post Rewrite and Republish

I've decided to debug further, and look at the code and database prior to the reschedule and republish.

It appears that when programmatically getting the term by a different language that its not aligned with what is in the database.

Do you know of a way to check, or sync, or correct it?

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Ive added this code to header.php, knowing that some of these methods are not intended to be called directly, however I want to demonstrate the results.

```
<?php
echo '<pre>';
/** @var WPML_Term_Translation $wpml_term_translations */
global $wpml_term_translations;

$term_id = 8141;
$lang_code = 'ja-jp';
$original_fallback = true;

$adjust_ttid_for_term_id = $wpml_term_translations->adjust_ttid_for_term_id( $term_id );
$element_id_in = $wpml_term_translations->element_id_in( $wpml_term_translations->adjust_ttid_for_term_id( $term_id ), $lang_code, $original_fallback );
$adjust_term_id_for_ttid = $wpml_term_translations->adjust_term_id_for_ttid( $element_id_in );
$term_id_in = $wpml_term_translations->term_id_in( $term_id, $lang_code, $original_fallback );
$translated_term_id = wpml_object_id_filter( $term_id, 'category', true, $lang_code );

var_dump( $adjust_ttid_for_term_id );
var_dump( $element_id_in );
var_dump( $adjust_term_id_for_ttid );
var_dump( $term_id_in );

echo '<pre>';

die();
```

The results are

header.php:16: string(4) "8192"
header.php:17: int(8192)
header.php:18: string(4) "8141"
header.php:19: string(4) "8141"
header.php:20: int(8141)

What I expect is that 8192 should be 8146, as per the links in the admin area, see this picture, and you can ignore the ACF field, it's not in use.

So it appears that the connected taxonomy may be incorrect during frontend processes, so i am not sure how it appears to be connected within WP Admin.

Hi,

I am currently dealing with 2 issues, the first you may be able to help with.

1. Rewrite & Republish, incorrect category
I've taken a recording of the category issue and the steps I take to reproduce,
hidden link

2. Front-end Template Query
The code that I added is simply to see what WPML is doing at each step.
Within the template I imagine the implementation I want is;

$translated_term_id = wpml_object_id_filter( $term_id, 'category', true, $lang_code );

I would expect it to return the translated ID, however, its actually just returning the the default $term_id passed in.

This is because the following piece of code is executed as part of the wpml_object_id_filter function's process, and it is finding and returning an incorrect term ID that doesn't have any relationship to the original $term_id passed in. So it never correctly returns the translated version of the term id.

$wpml_term_translations->element_id_in( $wpml_term_translations->adjust_ttid_for_term_id( $term_id ), $lang_code, $original_fallback );

Ive been able to test this in the sandbox and I cannot duplicate the issue, you can see this by logging in and accessing hidden link. So it appears to be the database/code I am working with.

If you could assist me with the first problem please.

Regards

Hi Subash,

I shared a recording of the steps I took to replicate the bug on your sandbox site

1. Rewrite & Republish, incorrect category
I've taken a recording of the category issue and the steps I take to reproduce,
hidden link

Thanks for the update Subash, I look forward to your teams response.