Hi Andreas,
The Coloron Lens Type Block uses text input in the block editor from the user. For example
<TextControl value={attributes.header}
onChange={(value) => setAttributes({ header: value })}
/>
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Hello,
Have you revised WPML > Taxonomy Translations and made sure that all term are translated?
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I get a 500 error when I try to open the German "How it works" page in the WordPress editor. This error disappears as soon as I clear the page's cache.
I'm currently unclear why the translation of this Gutenberg block isn't appearing in the backend or frontend, but if I edit the block directly on the translated page, the problem seems to resolve itself.
I'd be happy to provide a WPML test site where you could install the theme and the Coloron Blocks plugin for testing.
Would that be possible?
Please note that this is a custom theme and custom plugin with custom Gutenberg blocks. The developer of this theme and plugin is responsible for its functionality.
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I edited the Coloron Lens Type block in the original content, saved the original page, and updated the translation. However, the translations are not displayed in either the frontend or the backend.
A similar problem occurs with the Coloron Hero block.
It seems to be a compatibility issue between Coloron Blocks and WPML.
I'd be happy to provide a WPML test site where you could install the theme and the Coloron Blocks plugin for testing.
Would that be possible?
Please let me know, and I'll send you a login link for a WPML test site.
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Thank you very much for your cooperation!
Please install the latest version of the "Coloron Blocks" plugin on the following test site:
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Let me know once you are done with this task, and I will begin testing as soon I am back in the office. I need to ask you for some patience on this matter, as I am not working on Sundays and Mondays.
Workaround:
In the meantime, you can edit the blocks directly on the translated pages inside the WordPress Editor. This will solve the issue for now.
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I wanted to let you know that I am still investigating, but as far as I can tell this issue is caused by custom code inside the custom theme.
Why: The issue does not occur when testing on a new sandbox only with WPML and Coloron Blocks, but it occurs if testing on a copy of your website while running only WPML, the Coloron Theme, and Coloron Blocks.
Debugging custom code is out of scope for support and not covered by our support policy, but I will take another look into this and try to point you in the right direction.
