Do you have the latest version installed ? This happens because the plugin makes rewrite rules and it is possible that these are not initiated.
You can manually solve this by going in WordPress admin area. Go to settings -> permalinks and then just submit changes. This flushes the rewrite rules and the problem should be solved. Let me know if this works.
Hi Gerard,
Thank you for the quick response.
I did install the latest version and saved the permalinks again upon your advice.
Unfortunately, the redirects issue is still there. Also the website is really slow afterwards.
Hi Marcus,
There might be a conflict with other plugins which also create rewrite rules and those take priority in the filters. So could you test while disabling other plugins and then save the permalinks again ? I will update the plugin to further detect possible redirect loops. If you use or used polylang for instance this might definitely interfere with url rewrites.
As to remark about the speed of your website. When enabled the default language should not be impacted at all since the plugin does not change anything to the default language. Other languages need to be translated and cached and that indeed takes time (initially). Especially the API calls to the AI provider like Open AI takes time. After initial translation caching takes over and the result should be as fast as the default language or even better. The plugin caches the pages in memory and the default language has to constructed from the database so that is faster.
It is however advised to further improve performance using object caching like redis or memcached. It will also increase your site in the default language.
My own website https://netcare.nl/ uses this plugin too and see the performance and SEO results below, which are excellent.
See the results with Google pagespeed below
https://pagespeed.web.dev/analysis/https-netcare-nl-en/mci9og76ee?form_factor=desktop
regards Gerard
