- Go to WPML String Translation
- Scroll down to the "Auto register strings for translation" section and enable that option
- Visit the page where the string is added on the front end
- Go back to String translation and disable the auto register option
- Search again for the string and translate it
Please send me a link to one of those products where I can see the string.
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