Frederic

Hello @robert681

It works indeed ?? Thanks for your quick action and for this great plugin ??

Hi Jaysupport,

Thanks for you very clear answear ??

I understand the point and I’ll probably go for a multilingual email (5 in my current case) as I’m not advanced enough to write my own custom function, as anyway, from my research there’s no way to identify the original language in the booking request.

I’m anyway interested in any future developpement around this topic and be happy to beta test if needed.

Hi,

Yes, my bad, it works as expected.

Good morning @designextreme
It works axactly as expected :). Now Editors do not get any error messages and can see and hide reviews as they want.
Thanks a lot ??

Thanks a lot ??

Just one comment : when clicking on the “Reviews” link as editor of the widget on admin dashboard I still get a message saying I cannot access. Probably because it refers to settings and not just reviews ??

Hello @designextreme

It works exactly as I expected, fantastic job ! Thanks a lot for your hard work ??

Regards
F.

Hi,

Thanks for your answer and sorry for my late answer.

I finally found a workaround using a wpml-config.xml file that allowed me to translate content such as cookie notice text.

Thanks

@bitmybyte thanks a lot, you just saved me hours of research ??

Hello Noah,

I was more considering more simple such as a shortcode that would display a bit of text and the next temporary closure (from – to), just to inform visitor in advance.

But what you’re considering is interesting as well ?? even if a bit more complicated…

Thanks for your hard work and great job ??

Ok, thanks for the update.

Is it on your roadmap ?

That’s for exceptions and holidays right ?

I meant I’m looking for a way to display temporary closure so that I can have a message on homepage that shows “we’ll be closed from xxx to xxx)

• This reply was modified 2 years, 3 months ago by Frederic.

Ok, got the point ??

Even one temporary closure would be fine, but I didn’t find the shortcode for it. I’ll look into it ??

Thanks

Hi,

Indeed, I found out the issue, which is not linked to the plugin. It appears that using the following in functions.php of the child theme prevent the access to medias in general (still don’t know why ?? )

add_action(‘admin_init’, ‘my_function’);

Anyway, thanks for your help ??

Hey Noah,

Thanks a lot for your answer. Great workaround indeed ??

Regards
F.