Problem: 1. A customer's review written in Arabic is only visible when the site is in English, not in Arabic. Additionally, the word for 'review' is incorrectly translated. 2. The WooCommerce Min/Max Quantities plugin limit is not enforced on the Arabic version of the site, allowing customers to add more than the set limit of 3 items to their cart. Solution: 1. The issue with the review visibility is related to the child theme. We recommend checking the child theme's settings and any custom code to identify the cause. Reviews appear correctly when using the WordPress default theme or the Xstore parent theme. 2. For the translation of the word 'review' to 'تقييمات', you can update this via the String Translation interface in WPML. 3. Regarding the Min/Max Quantities plugin issue, since it works correctly in English but not in Arabic, we suggest reaching out to us for further assistance as it may require a closer look into the theme or plugin settings in conjunction with WPML.
Problem: The client is experiencing an issue where the WooCommerce Min/Max Quantities plugin is not enforcing the set limit of 3 pieces per product on the Arabic version of the site, while it works correctly on the English version. Solution: We found that the custom fields for the quantities were not being copied. We have now set these fields to be copied. We recommend that the client updates the products in the default language and then checks if the issue has been resolved. If this solution does not seem relevant to your situation, please feel free to open a new support ticket with us.
Problem: The client created a custom plugin named 'Custom Woo Shipping Zones' to add state names in WooCommerce, as this functionality was not available by default.
Solution: We recommend using the
gettext
function to translate hard-coded strings within the custom plugin. For guidance on how to implement this, please refer to our documentation on translating the theme you created.
After incorporating the
gettext
function into your plugin's code, you should navigate to WPML-> Theme and Plugins Localization to scan your custom plugin. Once scanned, you can translate the strings via WPML-> String Translation.
If this solution does not seem relevant to your issue, please open a new support ticket with us for further assistance.
