[Resolved] Problem with JetSmartFilters

Hello,

I'm not sure to fully understand the issue. So if I missed something please let me know:

1. I was following their documentation here: hidden link

But I couldn't see the secondary language column in "Smart filters" to be able to translate them. At the top of the screen there was a button "Switch to classic view". I clicked on it and now I can translate filters (see capture1 & 2).

2. So once I was able to translate (before doing any translation) I went to hidden link

But I could see that labels are already translated and also, I did a couple of queries and the filter seems to work well.
I'm not sure about "How many people" and "When" but when I filter by language I can see that the filter works (because of the flags on each planner).

That's why I'm not sure to understand the issue here.

3. Then I went to hidden link
In that case I could see that placeholders for dropdowns where not translated.
I went ahead and translated the first filter to "In quanti siete?" and it's showing correctly on the frontend (see capture 3).

I think that you only need to translate your filters now as I did for "In quanti siete?".

Nico

Hello,

Thanks for the video.

I'll check those two points now. I'll get back to you with my findings.

Nico

Hello,

I think I found the issue and I'd like to modify the code from the plugin itself. Something similar to the errata you shared but this time in the PHP template for "Select" (instead of "checkboxes-item").

For that I would need to have FTP access or even better an access to a staging copy of your site.

I will reactive the private field for your next answer.

Thanks,
Nico

Hello,

The code I wanted to test works well on the copy I took.

Please create a full backup before you proceed

1. Open the file wp-content\plugins\jet-smart-filters\templates\filters\select.php
2. Find the following code at line 58:

foreach ( $options as $value => $label ) {

3. Add the following code just after it:

//WPML
        if (class_exists('SitePress')) {
            $label = apply_filters('wpml_translate_single_string', $label, 'Jet Engine Admin Labels', 'Admin Label - '.$label );
        }

PS: You can do the same for other type of fields such as radio if needed.

Nico

Hello,

I was able o get the label translation on your production site by adding the "?" (How many people are you?) that way it's exactly the same label in the filter and in the custom field created for your CPT.

Filter: hidden link
Custom field: hidden link

Nico