Plugin Contributor
Tracy Levesque
(@liljimmi)
🏳️🌈 YIKES, Inc. Co-Owner
Hi @magicfilou,
Yes, we have gone through the process with WPML to make this plugin compatible.
Thank you!
-Tracy
Thread Starter
Phil
(@magicfilou)
Great I will try it so 🙂
You should say that in your plugin description 😉
Thanks !
Plugin Contributor
Tracy Levesque
(@liljimmi)
🏳️🌈 YIKES, Inc. Co-Owner
That is a good idea, thank you for the suggestion 🙂
Thread Starter
Phil
(@magicfilou)
FYI is translatable … only if you switch in WPML settings :
WPML Translation Editor -> to -> Native WooCommerce product editing screen
😉
Hi @magicfilou @liljimmi
Could you please explain how to do: ” only if you switch in WPML settings :
WPML Translation Editor -> to -> Native WooCommerce product editing screen”?
Thank you very much in advance!
Thread Starter
Phil
(@magicfilou)
Hi!
Go here :
https://www.yourdomain.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=wpml-wcml&tab=settings
then :
Product Translation Interface
[ ] WPML Translation Editor
[ X ] Native WooCommerce product editing screen
hope this help 😉
Hi @magicfilou and @yikesitskevin,
When I check this setting ([ X ] Native WooCommerce product editing screen) I get this message: “If you are using a page builder to design WooCommerce products, you should only use WPML’s Translation Editor.”
And I’m using a page builder to design WooCommerce products (WPBakery Page Builder).
Is it a problem? Is there a risk?
Should I translate my tab contents with this option and then, when it’s translated, switch to the other option again (WPML Translation Editor)?
Thank you very much for your help.
Thread Starter
Phil
(@magicfilou)
Hi!
I don’t use WPBakery but in my case the msg is :
The recommended way to translate WooCommerce products is using the WooCommerce Multilingual products translation page. Please use this page only for translating elements that are not available in the WooCommerce Multilingual products translation table.
and doesn’t matter … so Do a backup and test … but I guess all will be ok.
yep when you finish your translation you can back to the “WP translator only” but it’s not obligatory.
Thread Starter
Phil
(@magicfilou)
in all case and before using the “WP Translator Editor” be sure to configure well the “Multilingual content setup” TAB in each product page to activate all translations you need 😉
and if it’s not enough so … switch to the “Native WooCommerce product editing screen” 😉
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This reply was modified 8 years, 5 months ago by
Phil.
Hi @magicfilou,
Thank you very much for your answer and for your help.
When you say ” before using the “WP Translator Editor” be sure to configure well the “Multilingual content setup” TAB in each product page to activate all translations you need”, which configuration should be made exactly and how to activate all the translations that I need in each product page?
I’m sorry I’m not a WPML expert and I find it very complicated…
Thanks again for your help.
Plugin Contributor
Tracy Levesque
(@liljimmi)
🏳️🌈 YIKES, Inc. Co-Owner
Hi @magicfilou,
Thank you for helping with this ticket!
-Tracy
Thread Starter
Phil
(@magicfilou)
Hi @fotske
In all admin products pages you will see a TAB : Multilingual content setup
check :
Make ‘Products’ translatable
and choose what you need to translate
if miss something try clicking on : Show system fields
then decide if: translate, copy …
hope this help 😉
HNY 🙂
Hi @magicfilou,
I am really sorry but I don’t find this Multilingual content TAB.
Why do you mean by “admin product pages”?
Could you please tell me the way from the WordPress admin to arrive there?
Or maybe send a screenshot?
Sorry for all these questions…
Thank you very much in advance for your help!
Thread Starter
Phil
(@magicfilou)
Hi
admin product pages is the page where you configure your product , price, quantity, description ….
at the end of this page you will see the Multilingual Content TAB, if not, expand the “screen options” (top right corner of your screen) on the same page and check the :
Multilingual Content Setup
you need to see this TAB 😉
