EC WEB-T

Hello @zlatimuud,

Thank you for reaching out!

Yes, the migration of the API from v1 to v2 will be handled automatically through the official WordPress plugin. A new plugin version will be published soon, and you will simply need to update to the latest release.

The update process will be straightforward and is not expected to have any impact on your website or existing configuration.

Best regards!
WEB-T Team

Hi @jordanmegg,

Thank you for reaching out!

We can confirm that the “checkout” page is translated correctly when the language differs from the default. To help us investigate this further, please send your website URL via email to [email protected].

Thank you for your cooperation.

Hello @rubencoolen,

This issue seems unusual since the “Translate Site” feature is functioning normally and hasn’t been affected by any recent updates. To better understand the problem, could you provide more information? A screenshot of what “Translate Site” looks like on your end would be particularly helpful. Alternatively, you can also send additional details to our support email at [email protected].

Hello @peterteszary

The issue appears to be related to either The Events Calendar plugin or WordPress itself. Unfortunately, there’s not much we can do to assist from the WEB-T side.

We remain at your disposal should you need anything else regarding the WEB-T plugin.

Best regards,

WEB-T Team

Hello @peterteszary ,

Thank you for reaching out!

We conducted some tests and found that the WEB-T plugin successfully translates most of the content on the “The event calendar” page:
http://www.your-domain.com/events/
When a different language is selected, the plugin translates all visible text on the page. However, the abbreviated day names (e.g., MON, TUE) remain unchanged because the translation server doesn’t recognize them as translatable words.  The same limitation applies to abbreviated month names (e.g., JAN, FEB).

To address this, you can manually translate these abbreviations using the “Translate Page” option available at the top of the page.

As for the iframe, Web-T is unable to translate its content because an iframe essentially loads a separate website within your page. Since the plugin only processes text directly embedded in your site, anything inside the iframe falls outside its scope.

Hello Morten,

The error indicates that the second argument passed to the array_merge() function is a string instead of an array. Specifically, the call to get_option(‘etm_advanced_settings’, $default_etm_advanced_settings) is returning a string, suggesting that the option_value for etm_advanced_settings in the wp_options table is incorrectly stored as a string.

Workaround:
To resolve this, delete the problematic row from the database:

DELETE FROM wp_options WHERE option_name = 'etm_advanced_settings';

After this, the plugin should activate successfully.

The root cause may be an outdated version of the plugin saving malformed data, or manual edits to the wp_options table. We’ve reported the issue and will include a fix in the next plugin release to handle such scenarios more gracefully.