Ankur Prem

Hi Hyyan, actually the root Store page that wasn’t translated. Now I did it and its ok. Problem solved.

Just to acknoledgle, the issue mentioned above still an issue after translating the store root page (dealt in the other thread), since here it is about the cart not working with the secondary language *only* when using the “hide default language url” + your solution above (#16) – if I uncheck the option to hide the url, it works perfectly.

Hi Hyyan. Indeed, the “root Store” page was the only one that didn’t have the translated page. Sorry, my mistake!

Well, one issue came up. When going to the cart, it leads you back to the default language – not sure about other pages like “my account” and so on (they are not set up yet here), but when the default lang url is hidden, going to cart still have this issue. Unchecking the option normalizes the problem though.

Yes, it works perfectly, Hyyan!

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And to update, I reinstalled the “Search By Product tag – for Woocommerce” plugin and it still returning the double results when searching with tags, so I guess I will have no luck with that one (actually, I can fill the tags in the product descriptions, no problem at all in my case).

That’s nice, Ryan! Thanks for the amazing support! Now the search is running smoothly and with the default language url hidden ??

And, by the way, the “detect browser language” doesn’t affect anything, can be checked or not – both works fine.

And just for you to know, the Polylang option to set the language by content (the first option in the URL modifications) leads to the exact same problem (plus the double result for product name). It have to be set to the directory option (second, which insert the language code (en/pt) as a directory in the url). Maybe is good to state that in the install notes.

Hyyan, looks like disabling the “hide url for default” did the trick – perfect results and only for the active language! but I really would want to hide it for the default language, is that possible?

The problems persists – but let me do a fresh install of the store tomorrow and see what happens.

See, I removed the “Search By Product tag – for Woocommerce” plugin, lets leave the tag subject aside for now.

I also changed the english product name for Testeprod01en (added “en” in the end) just to discriminate better.

The main issue happening is:
– When I search for the partial product name (“teste”) it only find the portuguese version, even when browsing in english.
– When I search for the whole english product name (“Testeprod01en”) it doesn’t find anything (and get back to the portuguese browsing, looks like this “no products found” page are not being translated.
– All other terms in other fields (descriptions, etc) only show results in portuguese (main language), even when browsing in english.

Looks like it is an integration problem really, since the search widget only show results for the portuguese (main) products even when browsing in english (secondary). And also the page “no products found” not being translated.

Couldn’t you write a plugin with this feature? (portuguese results only, when browsing in portuguese; english result only, when browsing in english).

This would solve 100% all the problems above and would be the only one in the market.

If you’re not interested in releasing such plugin, could you write this code for me as a freelance job?

I don’t know, but it doesn’t look so much complicated – at least for someone skilled in coding (like you) ??

Didn’t solved the problem, Hyyan. Just instead of showing both products, it show only the english version – even when I’m browsing in portuguese. I think the perfect solution should give:
– Portuguese results only, when browsing in portuguese
– English result only, when browsing in english

But, I don’t know, maybe its just too many plugins needing to work together with a more close global integration for this to work properly.

Oops, looks there are more issues regarding the search functionality:
– Portuguese site active. Search “testeprod01” (product’s name in both languages). Returns the portuguese product (ok!) / English site active. Search “testeprod01”. Returns the PORTUGUESE product ??
– Portuguese site active. Search any term present in the portuguese product description (“breve”, for example). Returns the portuguese product (ok!) / English site active. Search any term present in the english product description (“short”, for example). Don’t find anything, showing a PORTUGUESE page to say that.

By the way, the product image does not have relation with the tags – don’t mind if you see a ladybug instead of a spider! ??