VaLeXaR

Hi @dimasp
For compatibility with WP Multilang use only that page Builders which in compatibility list in description to the plugin.

Hi @uili

{
  "post_types": {
    "post": null
  }
}

You can use “Show only in specific language” metabox, for displaying the post only in needed language. Also You can do not translating the post on another languages. And it will be only in default language.

Hi @dcrystalj
What language are You need? Current localization language or current edit language?
For get current language, You can use ‘wpm_get_language()’. For get current edit language(only in admin) You can use: $edit_lang = !empty($_GET['edit_lang']) ? $_GET['edit_lang'] : get_user_meta( get_current_user_id(), 'edit_lang', true );.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 4 months ago by VaLeXaR.

Hi @gingerbooch
Each plugin has its own structure, own functions, own methods. Each developer does it on its own. There is no single way that would be universal for all plugins.
You need to look at the code of the plugin that you want to integrate. Search for filters, if any, before storing data to the database in order to extract old translations and add a new one. Also look the filters before outputting the desired thread to the screen to translate it into the desired language.
Regards.

Hi @gingerbooch
Sorry, but Geomywp is not supported.

What exactly do you need to translate? Is the title or url? Url registers to the database and therefore can not change dynamically. You will have to register the url for each language. Is it possible to use a different field type better?
You can use this code to translate the title and url.

add_filter('wpm_acf_link_config', function() {
	return array(
		'title' => array(),
                'url' => array()
	);
});

Hi @dcrystalj
You can use wpm_is_ml_string() for check if it is multilingual string. Then You can use preg_match for find multilinagual tag for needed language.

Try this
add_filter('wpm_acf_url_config', '__return_empty_array');