Timbre Design

Hello again, your response on this would be highly appreciated.

Ok, good to know thank you, I was able to clear it out after digging around. As a suggestion, the link to the actual doc could be provided on the initial link page. It seems your documentation could be more concise in showing folks exactly how to locate the malicious code. That said, I appreciate your prompt reply. Thank you for all that you do!

Any thoughts?

Hi Dmytro,

I can send you a video of the issue, but it’s pretty simple, the variation images are not loading when you change variations from the dropdown like they do on single product pages.

Thank you for your response

Ah, I dug around and found the button to add to fly cart. It would be nice if that were mentioned here in the description, and in this plugin’s settings. Would still like a hook for the share cart button if possible though.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 7 months ago by Timbre Design.

I am using the blocked checkout. To check I switched to classic and indeed it works there. But, I’d really rather not use the classic checkout, so please do fix this. Other than that, it’s a nice plugin. Thank you!

Hey thank you for responding! It looks like the previous developer of the site created a custom language dropdown field because of this limitation, though the implementation wasn’t very well done, and thus my confusion :-).

It does seem very limiting that there is not an option to create singular language posts. There are many use cases where a post (product etc..) may be intended to only address a certain language group. As a recommendation you might consider adding this functionality to your plugin. Though I do recognize the implied database conflicts with implementing this with the way your plugin is structured, I could also see a relatively simple way to work around this without major restructuring as well.

Cheers!

I understand how TranslatePress works in general regarding strings and URLs, however this is not what I am asking about.

What I am speaking to here are single language posts. On the post edit page there is a dropdown to select the native language of the post.

When a post’s language is selected, only the posts that are in that language should show on the frontend when a user is in that language, however that is not the case.

For instance, on the blog archive page, when the user language on the site is set to Slovenian, posts in English also show up. This is also true for other post types, such as WooCommerce products shown in the shop. And, it is also true for widgets such as recent posts etc.. They all show posts from all languages, not just the language the user is respectively in.