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[Resolved] WPML tried to translate this page three times and failed - Error Message
This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem: If you're experiencing an issue where you cannot edit a translation on your homepage and encounter an error message, follow these steps to troubleshoot. Solution: First, navigate to WPML → Support and click on the Troubleshooting link. On the WPML Troubleshooting page, click the button labeled Force-enable WPML’s Advanced Translation Editor. If this does not resolve the issue, try updating the page translation by making a minor modification to the original page (like adding an extra dot), then remove it and save the changes. This should prompt the system to indicate that the translation needs an update, allowing you to access the WPML translation editor successfully.
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No banners on the Translation Management page and we had not moved or restored our website. We are hosting on Pantheon - not sure if that makes a difference?
Here are the Advanced Translator Editor logs from today when I tried to use the editor again:
2024/11/25 5:46:56 PM Job resent to ATE 352 0 {"retry_count":10}
2024/11/25 5:46:56 PM ATE Server Communication Unauthorized 0 0 {"url":"https:\/\/ate.wpml.org\/api\/wpml\/jobs\/109330866\/clone","requestArgs":{"method":"POST","body":{"id":109330866,"notify_url":"https:\/\/washingtonnational.com\/wp-json\/wpml\/tm\/v1\/ate\/jobs\/receive\/352","site_identifier":"d9ebfd1e-bbd4-40c3-b226-6f53dcc0f6d5","source_id":"172","permalink":"https:\/\/washingtonnational.com\/","ate_ams_console_url":"https:\/\/washingtonnational.com\/wp-admin\/admin.php?page=tm\/menu\/main.php&sm=ate-ams","job_type":1}},"status":401}
2024/11/25 5:46:51 PM ATE Server Communication Unauthorized 0 0 {"url":"https:\/\/ate.wpml.org\/api\/wpml\/jobs\/109330866\/clone","requestArgs":{"method":"POST","body":{"id":109330866,"notify_url":"https:\/\/washingtonnational.com\/wp-json\/wpml\/tm\/v1\/ate\/jobs\/receive\/352","site_identifier":"d9ebfd1e-bbd4-40c3-b226-6f53dcc0f6d5","source_id":"172","permalink":"https:\/\/washingtonnational.com\/","ate_ams_console_url":"https:\/\/washingtonnational.com\/wp-admin\/admin.php?page=tm\/menu\/main.php&sm=ate-ams","job_type":1}},"status":401}
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It seems to be working now. Here’s what I’ve done so far:
I updated the page translation by making a small modification to the original page—I added an extra dot and then removed it. After saving the changes, the translation indicated that it needed an update, and I was able to access the WPML translation editor successfully. Could you please check if everything is fine on your end as well?
Thank you! It appears that I can use it now. What would cause an issue/hangup like this? Is there something I should do differently in the future?
Also, a secondary question for you - the whole reason why I was trying to change the translation was because we aren't getting some of the necessary button styles in the translation and I'm not sure how to rectify that?
New threads created by Andrey and linked to this one are listed below:
I’m glad that it works now. I don’t believe there’s anything specific you need to do differently. It seems that there was an issue with the translations getting stuck; during the update process, we resent the translation job.
In the Advanced Translation Editor Error Logs under WPML → Support, I found the following message:
WPML has detected a change in your site's URL...
While I can’t say for certain, this message might have caused the issue, as it appeared somehow.