Hello,
Thank you for reporting this. Here are some steps to debug this:
* see if you have any javascript errors in the browser console https://codex.wordpress.org/Using_Your_Browser_to_Diagnose_JavaScript_Errors . A printscreen could help.
* if you have any security or minification plugins please deactivate them and try again. Some caching plugins also have minification settings that can break javascript code, so for testing purposes please disable any caching as well.
* try and open the website in a different browser just to exclude a browser add-on that might interfere with javascript.
Let me know how this goes.
Best regards,
Hello,
Thank you for your answer. My problem still exists.
These are the screenshots of the console:
debug
Thanks,
boredtaiga
Hi,
Can you please visit TranslatePress -> Settings -> Advanced
Then, enable these features 1 by 1 in this order and try to see if it makes a difference. Also please disable or clear the cache if you have any.
1. Fix missing dynamic content
2. Disable dynamic translation
3. Fix spaces between HTML attributes
4. Fix broken HTML
Also, can you please send me a link of your website ?
Best regards,
Hi,
I tried your steps, but sadly nothing seemed to help the problem.
During the debug process I have noticed that it does actually translate the string, but it is rather showing it in the wrong language.
The natural strings that I have used are in the English language, but if I set the TranslatePress plugin’s English translation field to something else it will show that string instead of the one in the script even when my language settings are set to Hungarian.
In this example the natural string is “Min Price”, I set the English field in TranslatePress to “Test” and the Hungarian to “Min. ár”, but when I change my language to Hungarian it will be showing the “Test” text instead of “Min. ár”.
The website address is: https://ingatlan.unicool.hu/hu/
Thanks for your help!
[27-Nov-2019 07:34:34 UTC] WordPress database error Table 'mydbname.wp_2_trp_dictionary_en_us_en_us' doesn't exist for query SELECT original,translated, status FROMwp_2_trp_dictionary_en_us_en_usWHERE status != 0 ANDoriginal!= 'Min Price' AND MATCH(original) AGAINST ('Min Price' IN NATURAL LANGUAGE MODE ) LIMIT 3 made by do_action('wp_ajax_trp_get_similar_string_translation'), WP_Hook->do_action, WP_Hook->apply_filters, TRP_Translation_Memory->ajax_get_similar_string_translation, TRP_Translation_Memory->get_similar_string_translation
^This is an error I get in debug.log when trying to translate either “Min Price” or “Max Price”
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This reply was modified 6 years, 5 months ago by
boredtaiga.
Hello,
I have checked your site and there seems to be no problem with the translations.
Have you solved the issue?
Best regards,
Hello,
No, sadly, the problem is still present.
You can only see it in action if you set your language to Hungarian and then go to the front page where the map is and next to the map click on the “Eladó” text so it switches to the next tab.
Then the dynamic strings won’t translate as you will see.
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This reply was modified 6 years, 5 months ago by boredtaiga.
Hello,
I was wondering if you managed to find where the problem is? Do you have any idea what could cause an anomaly like this?
Thanks,
boredtaiga
I’ve managed to solve this issue in the script by using the $TRP_LANGUAGE global variable. For some reason, the variable resulted in the wrong language (en_US in every case), when called inside the specific php files where the ajax scripts executed from. What I did was to store the $TRP_LANGUAGE’s value from the page where it worked, using $_SESSION and calling the $_SESSION value inside the ajax script. This way I managed to manually translate the untranslatable values.
Although I still don’t know what caused this issue, this is a good bandaid with anyone who’s experiencing problems like this.
boredtaiga
