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[Resolved] Updating Translations After Changing Glossary Entries - option not showing
This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
The client is experiencing issues updating translations after changes to dictionary entries. They expected to see a specific translation, but the system is showing an incorrect automatic translation. Solution:
1) Update WPML to the latest version (4.7.2). Go to Plugins > Add New > Commercial > Click "Check for Updates" and update WPML plugins to the latest versions. Remember to create a backup before taking any action.
2) Then go to the Glossary tab and click the 'Update Existing Translations' button.
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Symptoms:
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Questions:
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Hi, all WPML plugins are already set to auto-update and if I try to update manually then nothing happens. They also don't show when I filter on plugins that have 'update available'. So this will not solve the problem. Thanks
I understand, but can you confirm that you have tried to force check as I have explained in step 1? And that you are using WPML 4.7.2?
Since the option you need is part of new versions, and we have it slowly rolling out to clients, not all at once, you need to force check it to get an updated version. In previous versions, this option was not there.
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WordPress version 6.7.2
Active theme: Gluu2023 Bold (version 1.361)
Current plugin: WPML Multilingual CMS (version 4.7.2)
PHP version 8.2.27
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