Problem: The client was alerted by Wordfence about potential vulnerabilities for two WPML add-ons: WPML Sticky Links and WPML CMS Navigation. The concern was due to the plugins being flagged as outdated or abandoned. Solution: We confirmed that the client is using the latest versions of both plugins, which are secure and regularly reviewed for security and compatibility. We reassured the client that these plugins are part of our active suite and receive updates as needed. We advised the client to: 1. Mark the issues as fixed in WordFence to remove the warnings. 2. Check the changelogs for the latest updates: - WPML Sticky Links Changelog - WPML CMS Navigation Changelog 3. Visit our downloads page for more information: WPML Downloads We also informed the client that if they encounter any further issues or if this solution is not relevant, they should feel free to open a new support ticket in our forum: WPML Support Forum
Problem:
I'm trying to send strings to automatic translation from WPML > String Translation but there is a notice message:
"Selected strings are not in the site's default language and will not be translated automatically if you're using the "Translate Everything Automatically" mode. Instead, after sending them for translation here, you need to go to the WPML -> Translations page and translate them manually". Solution:
Currently, WPML does not support sending strings to automatic translation if the source language of strings is not in the site's default language. You can follow the documentation to change the language of strings and send them to automatic translation. Relevant Documentation: https://wpml.org/documentation/getting-started-guide/string-translation/how-to-change-the-source-language-of-strings/
