George Botsev
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I talked with one of our developers and he confirmed that some of these files should not be loaded on the frontend and that this might be a bug.
I have escalated the issue to our developers and when I have more news about the progress, I will let you know.wcml_admin-css and dashicons-css in my opinion should have gone to the admin part only.
I am not sure why the other files might be loading on your frontend too, I need to consult myself with our developers about this.Visiting the address directly is not recommended, and it is normal to produce such results.
Hello,
Some of these files that you listed should be loaded only for the admin side of your site.
I cannot recommend removing any of these files because it might hurt your site backend either visually or functionally and in the case for files loaded in your frontend potentially hurt your site functioning – like refreshing the cart values on changing the currency.Hi, I have follow up this step and not doing, so may result in performance issues. How to check?
What do you mean by that?
The other thing that you have encountered looks like a problem on loading the repositories that we use for our installer add-on and I am not entirely sure how and why it is happening, but it should be a temporary error – you might just hide it by disabling debug in WordPress.
define('WP_DEBUG', false); define('WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', false);Hello,
The first thing that comes to my mind is that you should update to the latest versions of your plugins.
You might also be potentially affected by this issue documented here: https://wpml.org/errata/product-variations-not-display-variation-original-language/
We added a fix for this that should automatically display you a warning in the admin panel if this is the case.
I hope that this helps you.Hello, you can check out our errata page at wpml.org – https://wpml.org/errata/issue-with-updating-woocommerce-multilingual-to-4-0-4-when-using-wpml-3-4-0/
I hope that this helps you.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WPML Multilingual & Multicurrency for WooCommerce] Order QuestionThe issue was accepted as a bug report at this time and it was added to our developers queue. However, currently our developers are wrapping up a new release with major features related to the currency switcher(ability to have templates and re-design to make it more like the wpml language switcher) also bug fixes and compatibility improvements with other plugins, so I suspect that this issue may go to the release after that.
You might wish to test the latest beta of WooCommerce Multilingual available from wpml.org site to download – but that version would not fix the issue reported here.Hello @alexannee
Perhaps you have activated to set price in the other currency and you might have set that value.
I would suggest you to check if you are using proper currency exchange rate in WooCommerce > WooCommerce Multilingual > Multicurrency – and edit your currency there, and then check and edit the product and see if there is a price set in the other currency to that value – There should be an option when you edit the product – below the product price – the option is called: Set prices in other currencies manuallyIf nothing of this tips helps, perhaps it would be best if you contact our team of highly skilled supporters at wpml.org forums. They should be able to help you with the problem.
In order for us to better understand the issue, I would like to ask you to open a new ticket in our support forum at wpml.org if you please.
There we can exchange credentials securely and see exactly what happens.
In order for you to not begin with the basics there, please do mention me – and mention this ticket in the ticket body so that I or my colleagues assign the ticket to me and handle it.Thank you for the details.
WooCommerce Multilingual already creates some fields that hold the other currency values and they are used to provide the values when you switch the currency.
I am not entirely sure about their frontend and what happens there. I have conveyed this to our compatibility team as well.Yes it should be possible if you first turn off the currency switcher in the single product and then create a custom template and there insert the shortcode for the currency switcher.
<?php echo(do_shortcode('[currency_switcher]')); ?>You can switch off the currency selector in the single product and add it to the widget area instead.
This is very interesting case.
Because we cannot exchange credentials or any private data here, I would recommend that you open a new ticket in our forum at wpml.org and mention this ticket here and mention me – so you don’t start from scratch.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WPML Multilingual & Multicurrency for WooCommerce] Order QuestionI noticed the same, but I prefer that our developers to take a look and say if this is correct or not.
I feel that this should be translated.
When I have more news about the issue, I will let you know.