Cristian Antohe

Hello,

You can disable those with

add_action('init', 'trpc_remove_woo_wrap_variation', 9999);
function trpc_remove_woo_wrap_variation(){
remove_filter( 'woocommerce_product_variation_title', 'trp_woo_wrap_variation', 8, 4);
}

Let us know if it doesn’t solve the issue!

Hi Paul,

Thanks for reporting this. We’ll try to make it so they are dismiss-able or figure out a different condition as to when the notifications shows.

For most people if a second language is not configured the plugin basically does nothing 🙂 Even though that use case is supported.

| Can you please fix, that i can finish the onboarding
You don’t have to finish the onboarding, it’s there as streamlined way to setting up the plugin, they are the same settings as the ones in the admin settings page.

The part of needing automatic translation, we’ll probably change how that is triggered or again, make it dismiss-able. We try to encourage free users to try out how automatic translation works.

But I can see how not being able to close the notification can be annoying and well try to fix it in a future version.

• This reply was modified 4 months ago by Cristian Antohe.

Hi,

Thank you for reporting this. You can use Google Translate with the free version, yes.

But it’s a bug we introduced in the latest version. The solution is to revert to the previous version using https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/wp-rollback/ We’ll get this sorted as soon as possible.

Best Regards!

Hi Andreas,

It’s possible the user you’re trying to use and add the shortcode does not have enough permissions and the input gets escaped.

Can you please confirm it’s an administrator account with which you’re trying to add the shortcode? It sounds like the entire content generated gets escaped by WordPress or another plugin. It should not happen by default.

You can also try and do a compatibility test. Ideally in a staging environment. Disable all plugins and activate a default WordPress theme, then try again and see if it still happens.

Best Regards!

Hi,

Did a quick test and it looks like {order_date} is getting translated as it’s based on a WordPress function.

So make sure the language gets applied correctly. Are other strings translated?

Hello,

Please contact us via our support forms over at https://translatepress.com as we’re not allowed to offer support here for paid users according to the ww.wp.xz.cn forum guidelines. All paid features should not be discussed here.

That being said, flight.tiketvisa.com/lang/tr/  redirects your user back to the referrer URL, meaning this particular application does not respect this URL. Since TranslatePress is not executed on that subdomain, it’s not responsible for this redirect. See if those /lang/tr URL’s exist in the first place and make sure they don’t generate a 302 redirect as they do now.

Best Regards,

Hello,

qtranxs-available-languages-container is not a TranslatePress css class, it’s most likely from another plugin.

The only popup TranslatePress has, is for suggesting a user language based on browser language or IP.
This particular feature is only available in the Paid version and according to the ww.wp.xz.cn forum guidelines, we are not allowed to discuss paid features on the forums.

Please contact us directly via the translatepress.com website. I’m sorry we could be more helpful here.

Best Regards,

Hi,

Hmm… the recaptha field does appear in the page and so does it’s JS code:

<li class="wppb-form-field wppb-recaptcha" id="wppb-form-element-19"><div id="wppb-recaptcha-element-pb_register1" class="wppb-recaptcha-element wppb-v3-recaptcha"><input type="hidden" name="g-recaptcha-response" class="g-recaptcha-response wppb-v3-recaptcha"></div></li>

However, your pages seam to be using https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/phastpress

Can you disable it for testing purposes and try again maybe it’s interfering with the script