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Hi @alessandrotesoro,
Thanks. I’m replacing the previous web development team on this website and had not been told they had purchased licenses, nor have I been given said licenses. I will have to buy new ones then.
Question: I have 3 instances of the website: a local one, a staging one and a production/official one… do I have to buy 3 keys too??
Thanks!
Marie

Obviously, manually downloading it and uploading on the server did the trick, sorry ^^

It works super fine, thanks for adhering to this degree of precision! 🙂

I’m marking this resolved, have a very excellent week-end!

Hello,

Thanks a lot for this! I’d given up on it happening but it’s great to know it wasn’t forgotten and finally happened 🙂

I’ve updated and it all seems to work fine, WPML is seeing the string and allowing me to translate it.

My client will be doing the translating in all the languages she requires, but I can still give you the French version : “Cliquez ici pour partager sur ” (but, as in English, that doesn’t work so well for Email sharing, which would be more correct as “Cliquez ici pour partager par ” (“by” instead of “on”).).

Anyway, thanks again, I’ll mark this as resolved if that’s ok?

\o/
Great, thanks for accepting!
Keep me posted when it’s done, so that I can update and translate 🙂

Ok, some follow up…

Right after I’d posted, I found a new link I hadn’t come across in my hours of search, talking about pretty urls for those “normal category” pages for post types : http://sethstevenson.net/create-a-clean-url-for-your-custom-post-types-category-archives/

It gave me both the “ugly” URLs (domain.com/post-type/?category_name=xx and domain.com/category/xx/?post_type=post-type) and a way to rewrite them in my functions.php using core wordpress functions.

It’s not probably not perfect, but it did the trick so I thought I’d pass it along…

It did make another issue appear though: those results don’t get paginated properly (or I should say I get 404 on the prev/next links), but it might be due to the rather specific/wierd setup I have (I filter the query (in functions.php) according to context to not show all post-types all the time, but it’s probably not perfect either), so I opted for changing the query in my post-type archive template to have a larger number of posts per page (it shouldn’t go any farther than 30-35 for each cat anyway).
I would welcome an answer/pointer on that, though.

Anyway, for future reference for anyone having the same question :
– URLs for custom post type archive by category (default, not custom taxonomy) :
– domain.com/post-type/?category_name=xx
– domain.com/category/xx/?post_type=post-type
– go to article linked at the beginning of this comment to learn how to have nicer urls.

Of course, if anyone with better mastering of wordpress comes along, which is bound to occur, and has a better solution/answer to this, I’d be glad to hear it (and any answer/pointer about the pagination issue would be welcome too) of course!

Thanks a lot again,
Marie

Sorry, I thought it was obvious but I didn’t copy-paste it here again since it was already there in the file from the first manipulation as per the codex.

So the full “multisite” block does currently read :

/** Multisite **/
define('WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE', true);
define( 'SUBDOMAIN_INSTALL', false );
$base = '/xyz/';
define( 'DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE', 'clients.domain.com' );
define( 'PATH_CURRENT_SITE', '/xyz/' );
define( 'SITE_ID_CURRENT_SITE', 1 );
define( 'BLOG_ID_CURRENT_SITE', 1 );

Is that correct?

Thanks again, hope we can make it work! 🙂