Background of the issue:
I am trying to translate the default language of my website from Albanian to English. The page in question is 'listimet' on my staging website: hidden link. I am using WPML for this purpose.
Symptoms:
When I switch the language toggle to English, an error appears indicating that the page is not 100% translated.
Questions:
How can I ensure the page 'listimet' is fully translated into English using WPML?
What steps should I follow if the language toggle displays an error on the translated page?
Please let me know the results after following the exact steps to resend the page to translation.
1. Go to WPML -> Translation Management -> Translation Jobs and cancel the in progress job. If there is no in progress job, continue to the next steps.
2. Edit the default page. Make any small change and update the page.
3. Go to WPML -> Translation Management and send this page to the translation basket. Tick the checkbox, scroll down and click translate, then you will see the translation basket tab.
4. Click the translation basket and send the page to yourself as a translator.
5. Go to WPML -> Translations and take and translate the page. Save the translation 100% and then let's see if the correct content shows.
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