The latest version of WPML (version 2.3) has a new module for Media and this module takes care of the previous images issue. Now there is no longer the need to upload the same image twice. Just like copying the content from the original language, it is now also possible to duplicate the images and/or … Read more
add if ( isset($_GET[‘debug’]) && $_GET[‘debug’] == ‘debug’) define(‘WP_DEBUG’, true); to your wp-config.php file. then visit your site http://www.cleanupisrael.org.il?debug=debug you should get an error message instead of just a blank screen. if that fails, then disable all the plugins and re-enable them one by one. not fun, but should tell you where the problem is.
First you should upgrade WPML to the latest version, which is 2.4.3 at time of writing. To properly translate categories you should start by editing the category of the default language. Once you are in that screen (wp-admin/edit-tags.php?action=edit&taxonomy=category&tag_ID=x&post_type=post where x is the category ID), you will see at the bottom a metabox titled Language. This … Read more
I’ve already fixed it. I simply had to go to WPML > Languages, and uncheck “Adjust IDs for multilingual functionality” which dramatically increased the performance of the translated version of the website, and I no longer get a PHP notice.
Turns out that the correct key was icl_admin_language. I was able to drop the key from the “get_user_meta” function and then print_r the variable. This showed me all custom user meta which I could then sift through for my desired key.
I resolved creating SQL query: SELECT posts.post_title, posts.post_content, trans.element_type, trans.language_code FROM wp_posts AS posts INNER JOIN wp_icl_translations AS trans ON posts.ID = trans.element_id INNER JOIN wp_postmeta AS meta ON posts.ID = meta.post_id WHERE trans.element_type=”post_product” AND trans.language_code=”de” This is added only if you need something on post_meta: … INNER JOIN wp_postmeta AS meta ON posts.ID = … Read more
The localizing functions have two variaties, one that echos the string value and the other one that returns it’s string value. Because you would want to display the string (echo it), you would want the correct function for the specific string which will echo the output. For easy simple strings (__(‘PLAYER POINTS AT A GLANCE.’,’gogreensoccer’)) … Read more
Fix it by querying to wpml languages table. get all sites loop through the sites get blog ids. Query ICL languages table of each blog(each multi-site) Add into Array & play accordingly $blog_id == 1 condition used because the base site doesn’t have blog id prefix with table name Here is the function function getSitesLanguages() … Read more
The wpml_set_element_language_details action element_type need to be with the correct prefix that WPML use: From the WPML Docs element_type(string) The type of an element. Can be a post type: post_post, post_page, post_attachment, post_nav_menu_item, post_{custom post key} or taxonomy: tax_category, tax_post_tag, tax_nav_menu, tax_{custom taxonomy key}. Defaults to post_post if not set. In your case it should … Read more
For anyone who is having a similar issue. You’ll be able to solve the issue by using wp, wp_head, wp_footer or template_redirect action hooks. In this case, template_redirect action hook solved my issue. add_action( ‘template_redirect’, ‘redirect_visitor’ ); function redirect_visitor() { // Do your stuff }