David Garcia Watkins

About the manual setting of prices, try this again with version 1.5 just released. I have tested with WPML 2.7.1 and WooCommerce 1.6.6 and its working correctly so far.

About the delivery classes, Im not sure I understand. The actual name of the shipping class is not displayed in the frontend, so there is no need to translate it.

You will need the CMS version of the plugin to have the string translation and the translation management modules.

This issue has been resolved in version 1.5, but use it with WooCommerce 1.6.6.

We are currently working on a new version with WooCommerce 2.0 compatibility. Keep an eye on our blog for more information: https://wpml.org/blog/

Dear users,

Until version 1.4, we required a patched version of woocommerce for all this to work correctly.

Since 1.5 released today, you no longer need a patched version. It has been tested with version 1.6.6.

Give it a go and let me know if you have any problems.

Dear Paul,

We have just released the last version for WooCommerce 1.x and start working on 2.x.
Keep an eye on https://wpml.org/blog/ to see the announcement.

About your problem with the shop prefix its one of the first issues in the list.

The cart behaviour is expected. Total sales and stock are sync’d between translations so that this figure is meaningful.

Regards,
David

Hello Takis,
I have been watching this space and I will be watching it from now on.
I believe this issue was resolved long ago on our forums.
Can you confirm?
Thanks
David

The plugin downloads the translations from the internet, so you need to have a wordpress installation that can access the internet. Some configurations dont allow this.

Can you check with your hosting provider?

Have you installed and enabled the string translation module that comes with wpml cms package? This is required to translate all the content.

Yes, sure

Thanks for the report, I will forward this to the developers so they can fix it for next release.

Dear Piet,

If you take a look at the available locales in wordpress you will see those two listed there on the right column:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/WordPress_in_Your_Language

However, I can confirm that simplified chinese is missing. I will follow up this bug with a developer and get back to you.

Thanks for the report,
David

I tried with Spanish and it worked and there is definitely a Bulgarian translation available (I also tested). Im not sure what the cause could be, could you enable WP_DEBUG in your wp-config.php to see if we get any error messages? This might give us a clue about whats happening.

Dear Piet,

You dont need an extra plugin, there is a drop-down in the admin bar to change language on-the-fly, with flags for people that dont understand the admin language.

Best,
David