Now, we can try to reproduce the issue once again.
We should now be able to locate the debug log in: /wp-content/debug.log
Paste the content (if any) on a site like pastebin.com and then share the link with us (only you and us will see the URL you are sharing, it is automatically hidden for anyone else).
It appears that a file is missing from the plugin, as indicated by this error message:
[26-Sep-2024 14:36:46 UTC]No such file or directory in /wp-content/plugins/sitepress-multilingual-cms/inc/lang-data.php on line 10
Could you please try manually re-uploading the plugin? You can easily download our plugins from your WPML account:
- Go to https://wpml.org/account/downloads/
- Click on "Download WPML manually" to see all plugins and download the core plugin WPML CMS
- In your WP dashboard, go to "Plugins > Add new" and use the button at the top of your screen to upload the .zip file
Alternatively, you can upload the plugin via FTP. Here is an online tutorial: hidden link
The lang-data.php has all the right permissions. But on line 10, it calls for a file named "languages.json": hidden link
which does not exist inside the plugin: hidden link
The file languages.json is not available in the source code as well.
Could you please provide me with a temporary admin access and FTP access.
I've activated a private field for your next answer where you can provide that information safely (this field is only visible by you and the support team). Don't share your own admin account, create a new one that you will delete when we finish troubleshooting.
IMPORTANT: Before we proceed, please backup your site and database.
Unfortunately, my company will not all me to grant you a login. Can you send the json file instead? We can continue to work through our end on whatever troubleshooting you might suggest, but this seems to be the current issue, so if the file is shareable, that would be great. Otherwise, maybe we screenshare to work through it?
As I mentioned you can get a fresh copy of WPML CMS directly from your WPML account.
- Go to https://wpml.org/account/downloads/
- Click on "Download WPML manually" to see all plugins and download WPML CMS
- Re-upload all the files to your server via FTP
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