Problem: The client was experiencing issues with translating pages using Oxygen Builder after a recent update. When updating a page in one language, it would overwrite the content in another language.
Solution: We identified that the problem might occur when editing a page in one language in one tab and updating the page in another language in a different tab. To resolve this, we recommended adding the following code to the
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Problem:
We are getting the following message from WPML:
"Change the field group translation setting
You can translate field labels and labels for Choices using String Translation. To do this, set the field group post type to Not Translatable."
Can you help us to get rid of this message?
Solution:
We recommend setting the "Field Group" custom post type as "Not Translatable", you can do this with the following steps:
- Create a full backup of the database and website
- Go to WPML > Settings
- Scroll to the "Post Types Translation" section
- Set the "Field Groups" post type as Not translatable
location terms filtered, but if you switch the language to english which is not default : https://v2.huellandina.com/en/locacion/lakes-district/ , then you get 404 error, I think it might be due to search query string in the URL ?
Solution:
Hi, the issue got resolved it was due to ACF taxonomy URL settings set to hierarchy.
Problem: Product Page doesn't open in German Language
Solution: This issue is happening because of a conflict in the slug translation. The category slug *programas-regulares* is translated as *touren* in German. So it is conflicting with *servicios/%category%* translation *touren/%category%*. As per WordPress standards, we can't have the same slug for more than one Post Type or taxonomy.
Changing the slug translation for *programas-regulares* from WPML>>String Translation & resaving the permalinks from Settings>>Permalinks, has fixed the issue.
