Barb82

Ok, it appears that some products have an italian version and an english version on two distinct products (which is bad), along with duplicated categories too… I’ve taken over this site from another guy and frankly didn’t check that, guess I’ll have to modify the sctructure (categories/products) in order to use translation tools and not duplicate content…

Thanks for the help!

• This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by Barb82.

Yes, there are 6 categories with products in italian, but only one of those is translated (that’s on purpose), so there are a lot of products with only one language.

Hi, here’s an image showing the problem: https://imgur.com/a/rAmt0

What I do is:
– switch language to english (default is italian)
– do a search using a word that’s in both english and italian products

Search result should only show english products and not italian ones.
The same apply when searching while in italian language, both languages appear.

No one can help me? ??

I suspected this… unfortunately it was not made by me so I cannot really tell what could be wrong with it, is there anything I should check that could more easily cause this?

Sorry, I forgot to add it before
Here’s the URL: https://www.tecmet2000.it/

Thanks

Thanks for the reply.
I think that could be a very nice feature (one that I’ve not seen anywhere else to be honest) because the standard behavior of custom fields is that you edit them in backend and see the results in frontend, but making them compatible with Frontier Post (and ACF is one of the best implementations of custom fields) could make it possible to edit and view in one place complex custom fields structures.

It would be rather unique ??

I have the exact same problem, since september 28… my site is quite large too (about 30k comments), and manually syncing didn’t work (and besides, I need it to work automatically like before).

Do you know where I can get a log similar to yours?

Thanks

Anyone? ??

Well, that’s a BIG problem for me, as i have thousand of posts to move to another WP installation, and from the tests i did the ONLY solution is to export “all”, as others said.

But, since i can import directly the “uploads” folder i thought that exporting “all”, but leave unticked the “import images” part could do the trick, as long as the images maintained their links… but they didn’t.

I have imported ALL my posts, and looking at the code from the frontend the <img /> tags have an empty “src” attribute, which is not recoverable in any way, even if the images are already in the right place.

Could it be that i’m exporting from v3.5.2 to v3.7.1?

Makes A LOT of sense and I would be really happy to use a responsive design, but for this particular work I can’t (clients and their weird ideas)…

I thought of your solution actually, before posting this, only it’s a bit long to do, because the two templates that the client wants are totally different.

It’s doable, but I first wanted to check if I could get away with a more speedy solution… thanks anyway ^^