bobo_italy

Hi Richard, I think I understood the matter… There’s nothing wrong with WP Rest Cache in this regard, it’s just how WPML works. It gives priority to the language chosen via cookie/session over the url in the API, in other words it works in a stateful way. When you visited the URL with “?lang=nl” it kept the language selection in your session or cookie and then presented you with the same language, even if the URL said otherwise.
It happens also when you switch language from the admin panel and load an API url, and that was when I realized it’s working this way.
Sorry for the bogus bug report. Maybe you should add a line or two in the FAQs or Readme!
Thanks!

Thanks for the info, I will post a new issue!

No, I’m facing the same issue with WPML and the latest version of the plugin 2019.4.0, but the workaround suggested by @hugomineiro doesn’t apply anymore, even though URIs differ per language (in our case /wp-json is italian, /en/wp-json is english).
Hope you could fix the problem!

The browser address bar. Say I go to “https://www.example.com/a/”, on example.com there’s wordpress 2.5, “a” isn’t the name of any wordpress’ page and in wordpress I selected to have a static home page instead of the last posts, then I will see all the pages defined in the wordpress installation on “https://www.example.com/a/”.
In fact I discovered this because I tried to access my admin and pushed return after only writing “wp” (never completely trust autocompletes ?? ).

Thanks

No one has any idea on how to fix it?

Yes I have it.

I need to add that the is_404() function always returns false.

I also have the same problem, on some WordPress installed on my webserver and on WordPress.com.
I hope WP will resolve it soon.

Thanks