This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
You are trying to get hreflang tags to render on your public custom post that has a custom post status, but they are not appearing as expected.
Solution:
We recommend adding the following code to your functions.php file to fix the issue with post status affecting WPML hreflangs:
/**<br /> * Fix post status issue for WPML hreflangs.<br /> * <br /> * @link wpmlsupp-11719<br /> */<br />add_filter('wpml_head_langs', function($args){<br /> $change_post_status = function( $post_status ) {<br /> //Change dormant to actual custom post status.<br /> if ($post_status === 'dormant') {<br /> return 'publish';<br /> }<br /><br /> return $post_status;<br /> };<br /><br /> add_filter('get_post_status', $change_post_status);<br /><br /> add_filter('wpml_hreflangs', function($args) use ($change_post_status){<br /> remove_filter('get_post_status', $change_post_status);<br /> return $args;<br /> });<br /><br /> return $args;<br />});After implementing this code, please verify if the hreflang tags are correctly rendering for your posts.
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