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Problem:

How to add a link to pages in a different language.

Solution:

You need to add the following example code in the functions.php file of your site's theme.

add_filter( 'wpml_sl_blacklist_requests', 'wpml_sl_blacklist_requests', 10, 2 );
  
function wpml_sl_blacklist_requests( $blacklist, $sitepress ) {
    $blacklist[] = 'documentation';
    return $blacklist;
}

In this example, 'documentation' represents the slug of the page you link to and don't want to take the user to the translation of this page. Please read more about this function in our documentation here.

https://wpml.org/documentation/getting-started-guide/sticky-links/#linking-to-pages-in-a-different-language

Note:

1. You do not need to activate the Sticky Links add-on.

2. For existing pages and posts with links in their content, you might need to make a small change on the page and press the Update button. And then also update the translation.

Problem:
WPML updates might not be displayed/available on the admin Plugins page even after we announced them.

Solution:
All new versions of WPML and its add-on plugins are released gradually. They appear on the Plugins page only after the release is rolled out to 100% of the sites.

To get the update right away, go to the Plugins > Add New page, click the Commercial tab, and then the Check for updates button. Finally, select the updates you want and click to download them.

Relevant Documentation:
https://wpml.org/faq/install-wpml/#updates-missing