Ok so the way I was able to just show English properties on the user admin page was with this posts_request hook: add_filter(‘posts_request’, function($sql, $query) { $is_user_edit_page = ( isset($_SERVER[‘HTTP_REFERER’]) && strpos($_SERVER[‘HTTP_REFERER’], ‘user-edit’) !== false ); $is_property_sql = (strpos($sql, ‘property’) !== false); if ($is_user_edit_page && $is_property_sql) { $sql = str_replace(“‘sp'”, “‘en'”, $sql); } return $sql; … Read more
You can accomplish different sidebar content per language with either the plugin Widget Logic, or with the Dynamic Widgets plugin Alternatively you can make different sidebar templates per language and use a conditional on the language: if(ICL_LANGUAGE_CODE==’en’){ get_sidebar(‘en’); } if(ICL_LANGUAGE_CODE==’fr’){ get_sidebar(‘fr’); }
I found that it required removing 4 filters/actions to undo WPML’s home_url modification. Since I didn’t know what else this might break, I ended up changing my site’s logo to use site_url() which in my case was the same, but not changed by WPML. function disable_things(){ remove_filter( ‘page_link’, array( $this, ‘permalink_filter’ ), 1, 2 ); … Read more
Try to check on DB level. This SQL should give a list of all spam comments (which I assume skräpposter means): SELECT * FROM `wp_comments` WHERE `comment_approved` = ‘spam’; If the SQL gives 0 lines, the issue is with WordPress counting those comments, but in fact there are none. If the SQL gives a list, … Read more
WPML defines constants that you can use go get the current language: ICL_LANGUAGE_CODE – current language code (eg: en,fr,sp). ICL_LANGUAGE_NAME_EN – Name of the current language in English (eg: English, French. Spanish). ICL_LANGUAGE_NAME – Name of current language, in the current language (eg: English, Français, Español).
Actually WordPress lacks a real function to get posts by slug/post-name. But you can use get_page_by_path() for it so you don’t have to use a custom query: if(function_exists(‘icl_object_id’)) { $post = get_page_by_path(‘your-slug’); $id = icl_object_id($post->ID,’post’,true); $link = get_permalink($id); } The only difference here is that you must use the full path i.e. (‘parent-page/sub-page’) if you … Read more
I’m working on a similar solution right now – the website must have language codes in all URLs (except the default language), but only pages are translatable in a way WPML/Polylang plugins do it. For news (blog) we just show posts in particular language (they are separate, not translations of each other). All the other … Read more
Assuming $new_lang holds the desired two letter language code (e.g. ‘fr’), you can do this: global $sitepress; $current_lang = $sitepress->get_current_language(); //save current language $sitepress->switch_lang($new_lang); //…run query here; if you use WP_Query or get_posts make sure you set suppress_filters=0 … $sitepress->switch_lang($current_lang); //restore previous language For more info, check http://wpml.org/documentation/support/achieving-wpml-compatibility-for-your-themes-and-plugins/debugging-theme-compatibility/
I have no experience with the plugin whatsoever, but from a quick scout of their site, it looks like: ICL_LANGUAGE_CODE will give you the current language. Worth a try, anyway!
this will not work: ‘en/index.php?post_type=vinos’ there is no en/index.php, it has to be: ‘index.php?post_type=vinos’ if you need to detect en in the path, add a query var, then set that query var in your rewrite: function wpa_query_vars( $qvars ) { $qvars[] = ‘wpa_lang’; return $qvars; } add_filter( ‘query_vars’, ‘wpa_query_vars’ ); then in your rewrite rule: … Read more