Problem: You are experiencing an issue where Italian content appears on an English page, despite settings that should display each language's content on its respective page. This problem is due to the WPRentals theme not handling transients properly.
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Problem: The client experienced issues with WPML where translations were incorrectly cached, showing different languages across listings. Additionally, there was confusion about the default language of strings being overwritten by translations. Solution: 1. Verify if the problematic strings, such as 'Beschreibung', are correctly assigned and translated in the appropriate languages using the WPML String Translation. If the languages don't match, follow the steps in this guide to change the source language of strings: https://wpml.org/documentation/getting-started-guide/string-translation/how-to-change-the-source-language-of-strings/ 2. To address cache-related translation issues, we recommend setting up a staging site and deactivating all plugins except for WPML. Then, reactivate them one by one to identify the plugin causing the issue.
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Problem: You are trying to translate Custom Post Type Categories and maintain the hierarchy across languages, ensuring that child and parent relationships are respected. However, the child and parent hierarchy is not respected across languages after translation. Solution: We recommend following the steps described in the guide on how to translate features and amenities in WPML. Make sure your configuration is set as described in the documentation because cache memory might affect the final output. You can find the guide here: https://help.wprentals.org/article/how-to-translate-features-and-amenities-in-wpml/
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The client needed assistance setting up WPML for a new section of their website (***la.hr/stay/) to have language-specific homepages and consistent URL structures across different languages, similar to their main site configuration.
Solution:
We advised the client that the desired setup would require custom coding as it involves linking two separate WordPress installations, which is beyond the standard WPML support scope. We suggested setting the default language homepage to the 'Stay' page from WordPress settings and translating this homepage into other languages.
Additionally, we recommended using the 'A different domain per language' option for URL formats, but noted that this would require specifying exact domains for each language. For further details on setting up language URL options, please refer to this documentation.
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The client is using Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) with WPML and has set up the Advanced Custom Fields Multilingual. However, the field choices are not being translated in the frontend despite translating the labels in WPML>>String Translation. The features section with bullet points is not translated across all languages.
Solution:
We recommended using the
get_field_object
function instead of
get_field
to fetch the field data correctly. This change should allow the field choices to display the translated values.
Here is the modified code snippet to implement in the functions.php file of the child theme:
// Create shortcodes for individual fields without titles
function generate_individual_field_shortcodes_no_title() {
// List of fields to create shortcodes for
$fields = [
'living_area',
'views',
'laundry',
'bathroom',
'kitchen_and_dining',
'bedroom',
'media_and_entertainment',
'miscellaneous',
'home_safety',
'outdoor_spaces',
'family-friendly',
'parking_and_facilities',
'languages_spoken',
'nearby',
'house_rules',
'cancellation_prepayment',
'refundable_damage_deposit',
'payment_methods'
];
foreach ($fields as $field) {
// Dynamically generate shortcode callback for each field
add_shortcode($field . '_list', function() use ($field) {
ob_start(); // Start output buffering
$fields = get_field_object($field); //Get field data
$options = $fields['value'];
// Display labels.
if( $options ): ?>
<ul>
<?php foreach( $options as $option ): ?>
<li><?php echo $fields['choices'][$option]; ?></li>
<?php endforeach; ?>
</ul>
<?php endif;
return ob_get_clean(); // Return the output and end buffering
});
}
}
add_action('init', 'generate_individual_field_shortcodes_no_title');
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You are trying to translate your site using WPML and encountering issues with some articles and elements, specifically involving the base64 encoded fields in the fusion_sharing: description field.
Solution:
If you're experiencing this issue, we recommend adding the WPML language configuration for the Avada Element that is causing the problem. First, identify the exact name of the Avada Element/Widget that is problematic. You can refer to our documentation on how to handle such cases:
Additionally, ensure you have updated the original language page after canceling any translation job and place the following custom XML configuration in WPML>>Settings>>Custom XML Configuration:
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