George Botsev
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WPML Multilingual & Multicurrency for WooCommerce] Redis compatibilityI am sorry if you had a bad experience in our support forum and I hope that we can turn your experience into a positive one in time.
The issue that you report is a very curious issue that I have never actually seen happen.
I would suggest that you enable debugging in WordPress and check the debug log for errors. The error could also be logged in the browser console for the ajax action.Perhaps you need to enable the Ajax cookie (in WPML > Languages) so that the ajax calls have a valid language information.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WPML Multilingual & Multicurrency for WooCommerce] Redis compatibilityHello @kokomoweb,
We tried to reproduce the issue, but we could not do it.
So, it would be nice if you can share your configuration steps with us and a method to reproduce the problem. For now it is not reproducible for us and we have no data on this.If you feel that you need privacy for sharing the data, you can open a ticket in our forum at wpml.org and ask for the private reply option.
Thank you!
Hello and thank you for contacting us.
We used to have this issue a while ago, but it should be fixed for some time since couple of releases.Could you verify that you are using the latest WooCommerce Multilingual with the latest WPML?
I just tried to reproduce the same issue in a clean test setup, but I could not do it.
I created two simple products and their translations and added them to a grouped product that I also translated.
In my setup – the original and the translation are visible with no issue.This is why I need more details – especially if you are using the latest versions.
If you wish, you can create a simple screencast with the steps that you take, or open a new ticket in our support forum at wpml.org so that we can check directly on your site or on a staging site that you might have prepared.Hello and thank you for reporting the issues to us.
I tried to reproduce the problems, but I am not getting error 404.
Yes, the url is missing a slash, but that does not cause error 404 in my test setup.
I suggest that there might be something else that is processing that request for you – some other plugin or your theme or template.
I am going to escalate the issues that you reported to our developes.
Thanks!Yes, I also checked these settings too.
At this moment, because I am unable to reproduce the issue, I suggest that you open a new ticket in our forum at wpml.org, so that we try to investigate the issue and that you provide us with a Duplicator clone or access to a test site there.Hello Guido.
I see nothing non-standard in that field.
It keeps some options related to the currency switcher. There is an analogical field for WPML for the language switcher.
Do you have trouble with that field as well? – wpml_language_switcher_template_objectsI tested using the steps that you provided, and I cannot reproduce the same issue in a clean install with the latest versions of WPML, WooCommerce Multilingual, WooCommerce and WooCommerce Composite Products plugins.
To get that message: “This item cannot be purchased at the moment.” could come if your product has either no price or no currency information for the second currency. I suggest that you try and reproduce the issue in a minimal setup first and if you can, to provide us a screencast or exact steps of how to reproduce this case.
I am checking the issue now.
@topsolutions can you tell me more about the problem, please?
Do you have the latest WPML – 3.8.4 and WooCommerce Multilingual 4.2.5?
Did you check if this is reproducible in a minimal setup – only with WPML, WooCommerce Multilingual and WooCommerce plugins and a default theme like Twenty Seventeen?Perhaps you can use the WooCommerce function of get_shipping_country() and then depending on the output to change the price using one of our hooks like wcml_raw_price_amount – https://wpml.org/wcml-hook/wcml_raw_price_amount/
I am sorry, but I don’t know of such plugin and I think this needs to be written from scratch.
Hello
There is no change in the state of this functionality. This is not a function of WooCommerce Multilingual and requires an additional custom code to make it work.You can import and export only in the default language at this time.
Hello and thank you for contacting us.
If you don’t translate a product tag – it will not be available for the second language product, but you cannot assign different tag there as it will be overwritten.
So the answer is partially it is possible according to the rules above that I explained.