• Resolved jfcypher

    (@taojing10)


    Hi, I have a few questions regarding server-side rendering:

    1. Does it cache translations so that each time a user visits the page, the cached translated version loads immediately?
    2. How can I verify that server-side rendering is actually working?
    3. If translations are not being cached, what is the proper way to cache them?

    Currently, whenever I open a page, it first loads in the original language and then switches to the target language after auto refreshing.

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  • Plugin Support johndagelmorejextensions

    (@johndagelmorejextensions)

    Hi,

    1. Yes of course, translations are stored and cached in the database after the first time a page is translated and loaded immediately
    2. Just check the page source code that must be translated

    If the page first loads and then switchers to the target language it means that server side translations are not active.

    Best regards

    John

    Thread Starter jfcypher

    (@taojing10)

    Looks like the server side translations does not setup correctly, is there anyway to debug? The notes says: For this feature to work, the page must be accessed through a physical multilingual URL containing the language code (e.g., /en, /it, /fr), and the detected language of the page must match the requested translation.

    Do I need to create /en folder on root of wordpress? And I disabled Detect current language and Auto-translate detected language, since I dont think I need them, does this matter?

    I also upgraded to pro version, the issue still same.

    Plugin Support johndagelmorejextensions

    (@johndagelmorejextensions)

    By sure an issue is that you have disabled ‘Detect current language’ and ‘ Auto-translate detected language’

    That is required.

    If you disable/enable the ‘Server side translation’ you will notice that these settings are enabled automatically.

    If you can’t understand the missing configuration contact me at:
    gptranslate@storejextensions.org

    providing an admin account.

    Thanks

    Thread Starter jfcypher

    (@taojing10)

    Sent an email.

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