There’s only one registration page, so that would be problematic.
How are you handling languages? With what plugin?
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fsr678
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Hi thank you for the reply.
I am using wpml but a noob so was wondering if maybe there is some fields I can tell it to translate or something?
*hmm* I don’t use WPML, but I thought they kept the page the same and just changed the language?
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fsr678
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Yes I have translated the page on which I have placed the shortcode [join-my-multisite]. So this page exists in both languages. I have also translated the strings within the actual register form (eg. Username, character limit notice, etc).
Everything looks good in both languages. The problem happens when I
1) in the second language, click the signup button without filling out the fields, it changes to the first language when giving the notice about the required fields.
or
2) in the second language, I fill out the fields and sign up. It takes me to the english page.
I read that maybe creating another signup page with the redirect somehow might work? additionally, I was reading another thread where you were helping someone else and he said he found a solution in Login with Ajax plugin?
The problem with the code I wrote is that it’s going to one page, without sending any parameters, so if you make the login page to be example.com/loginhere/ then it’ll always go there.
I don’t know how WPML flips the language (is it with a cookie or a page parameter?)
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fsr678
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I don’t know how WPML flips the language (is it with a cookie or a page parameter?)
🙂 I wish I knew the difference.
I think I found a solution with the Login with Ajax. It recognized that I had wpml installed and gave me additional redirect options for each lang.
I will use JMMS for automatically logging people in (which works beautifully and like magic) and the other for the login form.
Thank you for being so responsive to people’s questions!
