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Ups…one little problem. With polylang the Avada search on the frontend becomes unusable. It throws 404 page or just return to the homepage.

Anyone experiences the same thing?

O.. it works now. Yippy!

At all, the steps:
Assuming you have set the language you want to use in Settings > languages > languages tab.
And using this plugin: https://downloads.www.ads-software.com/plugin/polylang.zip

1. Click: Settings > languages > Setting tab
2. Look at the URL modifications
change from:
The language is set from content
to:
The language is set from the directory name in pretty permalinks
3. Save changes
4. For each language you use, set the theme options.
Look at the top bar: Show All Languages. Choose the language before setting the theme options.

Thanks a lot Chouby.

O yea, will it influence the SEO since my blog post url has extra /id/ or /en/, for example:
previous
dapur-uang.com/just-an-example
now
dapur-uang.com/id/just-an-example

Yup, not yet working with the current Avada 3.7.
@chouby: would it be better if I send you the theme?

I got better solution, change this instead:
wp-content/themes/Avada/admin/functions/functions.admin.php

find:

function of_get_options($key = null, $data = null) {
    if ($key != null) { // Get one specific value
        //$data = get_theme_mod($key, $data);
    } else { // Get all values
        $data = get_option(OPTIONS);
    }

    return $data;
}

Change:

get_option(OPTIONS)

to:

get_option(Avada_options_id)

id is your default language code.

The problem with the previous solution is the menu will get messed up.

Okay, I write this to anyone that may experience similar problem with Avada 3.6.2 and Polylang.

I did some digging, and I figured out a hack. I don’t know what the consequence will be, but the theme options saving is now working in my language.

My language is Indonesia. So the modifications is saved into Avada_options_id (please read my story above)

To prevent the modification to be saved into Avada_options_id find this file:

wp-content\themes\Avada\admin\index.php

Find this part of code:

elseif( ICL_LANGUAGE_CODE == 'all' ) {
		if( defined('ICL_SITEPRESS_VERSION') ) {
			$lang = '_' . $sitepress->get_default_language();
			if( $sitepress->get_default_language() == 'en' ) {
				$lang = '';
			}
		} elseif( function_exists( 'pll_default_language' ) ) {
			$lang = '_' . pll_default_language('slug');
			if( pll_default_language('slug') == 'en' ) {
				$lang = '';
			}

change en to id, or whatever your language code name you setup with polylang. It’s case sensitive.

And I think this piece of code is the one responsible for the creation of Avada_options_id:

if(ICL_LANGUAGE_CODE != 'en' && ICL_LANGUAGE_CODE != 'all' && array_key_exists(ICL_LANGUAGE_CODE, icl_get_languages('skip_missing=N'))) {
		$lang = '_'.ICL_LANGUAGE_CODE;
		if(!get_option($theme_name.'_options'.$lang)) {
			update_option($theme_name.'_options'.$lang, get_option($theme_name.'_options'));
		}

@chouby, maybe what’s inside index.php file will interest you or at least just for your information. And you’re right it has something to do with WPML:

<?php
/*
Title		: SMOF
Description	: Slightly Modified Options Framework
Version		: 1.5.1
Author		: Syamil MJ
Author URI	: https://aquagraphite.com
License		: GPLv3 - https://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html

Credits		: Thematic Options Panel - https://wptheming.com/2010/11/thematic-options-panel-v2/
		 	  Woo Themes - https://woothemes.com/
		 	  Option Tree - https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/option-tree/

Contributors: Syamil MJ - https://aquagraphite.com
			  Andrei Surdu - https://smartik.ws/
			  Jonah Dahlquist - https://nucleussystems.com/
			  partnuz - https://github.com/partnuz
			  Alex Poslavsky - https://github.com/plovs
			  Dovy Paukstys - https://simplerain.com
*/

/**
 * Definitions
 *
 * @since 1.4.0
 */
$theme_version = '';
$smof_output = '';

if( function_exists( 'wp_get_theme' ) ) {
	if( is_child_theme() ) {
		$temp_obj = wp_get_theme();
		$theme_obj = wp_get_theme( $temp_obj->get('Template') );
	} else {
		$theme_obj = wp_get_theme();
	}

	$theme_version = $theme_obj->get('Version');
	$theme_name = $theme_obj->get('Name');
	$theme_uri = $theme_obj->get('ThemeURI');
	$author_uri = $theme_obj->get('AuthorURI');
}

define( 'SMOF_VERSION', '1.5.1' );

if( !defined('ADMIN_PATH') )
	define( 'ADMIN_PATH', get_template_directory() . '/admin/' );
if( !defined('ADMIN_DIR') )
	define( 'ADMIN_DIR', get_template_directory_uri() . '/admin/' );

define( 'ADMIN_IMAGES', ADMIN_DIR . 'assets/images/' );

define( 'LAYOUT_PATH', ADMIN_PATH . 'layouts/' );
define( 'THEMENAME', $theme_name );
/* Theme version, uri, and the author uri are not completely necessary, but may be helpful in adding functionality */
define( 'THEMEVERSION', $theme_version );
define( 'THEMEURI', $theme_uri );
define( 'THEMEAUTHORURI', $author_uri );

// Avada Edit
$lang = '';
if(defined('ICL_LANGUAGE_CODE')) {
	if( defined('ICL_SITEPRESS_VERSION') ) {
		global $sitepress;
	}
	if(ICL_LANGUAGE_CODE != 'en' && ICL_LANGUAGE_CODE != 'all' && array_key_exists(ICL_LANGUAGE_CODE, icl_get_languages('skip_missing=N'))) {
		$lang = '_'.ICL_LANGUAGE_CODE;
		if(!get_option($theme_name.'_options'.$lang)) {
			update_option($theme_name.'_options'.$lang, get_option($theme_name.'_options'));
		}
	} elseif( ICL_LANGUAGE_CODE == 'all' ) {
		if( defined('ICL_SITEPRESS_VERSION') ) {
			$lang = '_' . $sitepress->get_default_language();
			if( $sitepress->get_default_language() == 'en' ) {
				$lang = '';
			}
		} elseif( function_exists( 'pll_default_language' ) ) {
			$lang = '_' . pll_default_language('slug');
			if( pll_default_language('slug') == 'en' ) {
				$lang = '';
			}
		}
	} else {
		$lang = '';
	}
}
// End Avada Edit

define( 'OPTIONS', $theme_name . '_options' . $lang );
define( 'BACKUPS', $theme_name . '_backups' . $lang );

/**
 * Required action filters
 *
 * @uses add_action()
 *
 * @since 1.0.0
 */
//if (is_admin() && isset($_GET['activated'] ) && $pagenow == "themes.php" ) add_action('admin_head','of_option_setup');
add_action('admin_head', 'optionsframework_admin_message');
add_action('admin_init','optionsframework_admin_init');
add_action('admin_menu', 'optionsframework_add_admin');

/**
 * Required Files
 *
 * @since 1.0.0
 */
require_once ( ADMIN_PATH . 'functions/functions.load.php' );
require_once ( ADMIN_PATH . 'classes/class.options_machine.php' );

/**
 * AJAX Saving Options
 *
 * @since 1.0.0
 */
add_action('wp_ajax_of_ajax_post_action', 'of_ajax_callback');

WPML is a commercial plugin. It is not bundled with Avada theme. People have to purchase separately.
That means my theme currently is not equipped with WPML.

I think the changelog just mean Avada is WPML compatible as written in this doc:
https://theme-fusion.com/avada-doc/translations/using-wpml-avada/

Quote:

We’ve worked directly with the WPML team to make Avada compatible with the popular WPML plugin.

I don’t know, maybe Avada has something in the way they write the code makes their variable get influenced by Polylang.
Since you are a developer, maybe you have the experiences and the knowledge to analyze or predict the problem. I’m just a blogger.

But if you say there’s no problem. Well ok. No problem.

I have contacted them first. They don’t have multiligual feature. They suggest WPML for multilingual instead.

The problem disappears, if Polylang plugin is turned off.

I think it’s not compatible with the latest WP4.

Did you enable CDN cloudflare extension in w3tc?

This article from Cloudflare mentions something about not to use both minify in w3tc and cloudflare

https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/200169756-Can-I-use-WordPress-caching-plugins-like-Super-Cache-or-W3-Total-Cache-W3TC-with-CloudFlare-

I don’t understand the detail, but after I turned off the cloudflare extension, I can tick the enable minify box again.

Nope that doesn’t work.

So I selected manual minify, and choose which files to be minified. That works

I had the same problem. It turns out in my case the cause is because I turned on the extension CDN Cloudflare.
I’m not to savy about this thing, but it seems this article from Cloudflare explains it

Something to do with don’t enable both minify in W3tc and Cloudflare

For image optimizing try plugin wp smush-it. I use it and pass the page speed test from Google.
It will automatically optimize pics every time you upload pics.

I don’t think W3TC suppose to optimize images.

Just disable the database cache temporarily.

Well, after doing some search, it turns out that the:
class=”lazy-load-youtube preview-youtube”
is belong to the preivous plugin: Lazy Load for Videos, which I previously tested.

So it’s back to normal now.

I have virtue toolkit installed, but the problem already exist before the installation.

An example link : https://feju-fashion.com/shop-till-you-drop-di-dongdaemun-pusatnya-fast-fashion-korea/