@kkarpieszuk do you have any suggestions here? Do you know if it’s something we need to change in Sensei LMS?
Dan, thanks for looking at this. We also have WPML taking a look at it, however, I’m not sure what they will come back with since the content is fully translated to Spanish including lessons and quizzes with full Q&A. Like I said its working fine for English, but Spanish we’re just looking at questions. No answers or the ability to complete a quiz. If you need a login, FTP or site + database archive, let us know.
@imaginarytrout thanks, there are some known issues with Sensei + WPML compatibility currently. It sounds like you’ve already opened a support ticket with WPML. They will investigate to determine the cause of the issue, and will work with our developers if necessary to fix the compatibility.
Thanks, Dan. I was actually going to hit you up on the WP Slack channel. WPML is asking us to go install SenseiLMS and attempt to translate lessons a clean WP install. I guess we’re not understanding why the burden is on us to support the “known issues”. We’ll do what we can but would appreciate SenseiLMS and WPML support to put their heads together on this. Us being a go-between the two dev parties are not making this easy to resolve, particularly with you I’m guessing in EU and Carlos (the support tech working with us from WPML) in Montevideo Also, We ride on WP Engine and can grant a user to take advantage of their tooling including phpMySQL, etc.
@imaginarytrout could you share the link to WPML forum’s ticket? I will check this (I am working in WPML compatibility team)
Thank you @drawmyface for pinging me
@kkarpieszuk here is the link: https://wpml.org/forums/topic/split-spanish-version-of-sensei-plugin-the-quiz-link-301-redirects-back-to-the-lesson/ which is a split from a previous issue where we were experiencing a 301 redirect with quiz post type translation. The original issue was resolved by not using “cuestionario” and instead using “quiz” as the spanish quiz post type slug. In other words, please ignore the title 🙂
@kkarpieszuk @drawmyface no pressure guys 🙂 but our client just sent this to us.
Thank you for the follow up call today. While I’m not a software developer, I can’t believe that the questions are viewable but not the answers. It can’t be that difficult of a fix!
To remind everyone, we have pushed out the focus group several weeks past the original date and have committed to 10/18/2019 review by this group with a usable product to test.
Looking forward to resolving the hiccup and moving forward by next Friday!
Rick
Washington Retail Association
Hi Rick, I have replied to you on our forum, let’s continue there
The fix for this from @kkarpieszuk (thank you, sir!!) is as follows:
In wpml > settings > taxonomy term translation taxonomy Question types were set as Translatable. Because of this question types, for example, Boolean has been translated to Spanish also “Boolean” but it’s slug was “boolean-es”. This is not a valid question type according to Sensei and when Sensei tries to query for answers with this slug, it gets nothing.
Solution:
– go to wpml > settings > Taxonomies translations
– find Question types and set it as Not translatable
– now you need to change a bit in your database. In table wp_terms find where slug ends with “-es”, the query for this is:
SELECT * FROMwp_termsWHEREslugLIKE '%-es'
– now for each slug, please remove -es from the end (so boolean-es should be boolean, required-es must be required etc)
that’s it!
