Forcing 404 for untranslated pages in secondary language

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03.10.2025 в 08:20 #17453771
ayeletY-2	Background of the issue: I'm using WPML with Hebrew as the default language and English as the secondary language, each on its own domain. Currently, when a visitor tries to access a page in English that doesn’t have a translation, WPML falls back to showing the Hebrew version. I want to force WPML to return a 404 page (in English) instead of falling back to Hebrew, whenever an untranslated page is requested in English. Symptoms: WPML falls back to showing the Hebrew version of a page when an English translation is not available. Questions: Is there a way to force WPML to return a 404 page in English for untranslated pages in the secondary language?

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03.10.2025 в 08:20 #17453771

ayeletY-2

Background of the issue:
I'm using WPML with Hebrew as the default language and English as the secondary language, each on its own domain. Currently, when a visitor tries to access a page in English that doesn’t have a translation, WPML falls back to showing the Hebrew version. I want to force WPML to return a 404 page (in English) instead of falling back to Hebrew, whenever an untranslated page is requested in English.

Symptoms:
WPML falls back to showing the Hebrew version of a page when an English translation is not available.

Questions:
Is there a way to force WPML to return a 404 page in English for untranslated pages in the secondary language?