Hi @icarleug
Unfortunately, it’s almost impossible to do this. Each plugin has its own implementation of the html code. I can not change the third-party plugin’s code. Yes, I can use JavaScript but it does not simplify the work. I will have to write the JS code for each plugin, since all plugins are different. Also, many plugins add fields dynamically. For example ACF or WooCommerce. And not every JS code has API to create events.
WP Multilang works at the base level. It filters the data before recording to the base and before displaying it. And this provides a great opportunity for integration with third-party plug-ins.
Hello!
It is still a bit problematic in that it filters the data before displaying it in input fields and textareas, but then don’t merge it before updating it, removing any language tags on non-supported fields (and leaving only the current language).
For example, I use a non-supported SEO plugin that adds textareas to all admin pages.
if I write [:sv]Sökoptimering[:en]Search engine optimization[:] in the box and update, the value is saved and it is automatically translated to my current language.
As I switch language it switches between the texts I inputed.
However, if I press update again the current language is used as the textarea value and thus set without tag, switching language now only shows one value for all languages.
I know it is not supported without proper configuration or integration, but if it changes the value upon load it would be nice if it is able to save it as well, or at least present it without translation so it can be edited manually.
Best Regards,
Andreas
So add this field to the configuration. And the translations will be stored for each language separately.
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