emiliengerbois

OK I’ll try to have a further look at it, thank you for your help!

well the code isn’t universal but I will have some codes that will be used for multiple badges indeed, even though the context will be different each time…

thank you for your help ??

An important thing I forgot to say is I’m using this plugins alongside the Woocommerce PDF Vouchers one, available on Codecanyon….

this again ??

hmm ok I’ll have a look ?? thanks again!

You’re great help!

Well in my case modifying the badge display using CSS and a page builder is a good solution: I still make the choice to switch language available, it’s pretty nice on the UI side, it does the job without disturbing the BadgeOS system. The only problem could be the page load.

As my badges are located, I make the language of the badge’s place visible in first position. Then, to let users choose their language, I can use tabs, accordions, or even infinite scroll and I copy paste my content before I translate… can be pretty heavy though, as I multiply my content by the number of available languages….

Thxs again Michael, have a great day,
Emilien

I wondered it also but I didn’t want to modify the core files so CSS was good enough at this point ?? “Hmm” indeed ! ??

Hey Michael,
hope you’re fine as always,
thank you so much for your help again, I finally solved this.

My problem was I had those 2 lists in the main content, one of which was displayed through the Bos shortcode, wrapped itself into the page builder shortcode, and the other one was the one display by default by BadgeOS in those posts.

So I did this :

.post_type .achievement-wrap .page_builder_section ul.badgeos-required-achievements, .post_type .achievement-wrap .page_builder_section h4 {
display: block !important;
}
.post_type .achievement-wrap ul.badgeos-required-achievements, .post_type .achievement-wrap h4 {
display: none !important;
}

Thank you again ??

Ok I didn’t see your other answer but that’s what I thought. We even discussed this on Facebook with sirjuliantaylor as he contacted me for having the same problem as he did.

Thank you again for your help,

Emilien

Hi Michael,

I just saw you answered all my threads, thank you so much once again.
Regarding this one, thank you for following this on Github, I’ll follow it.

Regarding shortcodes and widgets, you are 100% right about focusing on the core plugin. I would love to participate to a project for creating third party add-ons but I’m not a developper myself o I can’t do it alone… would be great if some other persons were interested in creating a group about this.

thank you again Michael and have a nice black friday!

Thank you again for coming back Michael, thank you for your understanding and thank you for your great helpful support!

more shortcodes* (sorry, autocorrect)

and I realize I didn’t ask: are you aware of some upcoming enhancements about it?

thxs ??

By the way, did you win your fight against Hook? ??

Hey Michael and once again, I hope you are fine, welcome back and thank you!

regarding that specific topic, I could go a bit further and here’s where I am. For the purpose of explaining the issue I try to simplify some things (number of levels, etc.):

> I “level 1” badges which I can translate through WPML with no problem
>> those “level 1” are earned by various processes (referring links, nominations, admin award, activity codes – no completing steps)

> I have “level 2” badges and I can translate them also, the most important thing here is to translate every custom post types or none of them because WPML couldn’t find its way otherwise.
>> those “level 2” are only earned completing steps, each step is a “level 1” badge to earn. Let’s say there are 3 “level 1” badges to build a single “level 2”.

Now, I have 2 languages. Here is what I can see:
– if I earn all “level 1” badges in a “level 2”, remaining with a same language, it all works.

BUT

– if I earn each “level 1” badge needed in a different language, “level 2” isn’t earned. You need to unlock every “level 1” of all available languages to earn a “level 2” in those different languages. So if you need to earn a “level 2” (completing 3 steps) in 2 languages, you have to earn 6 “level 1” badges: {3 “level 1”} x {2 languages}.

– in fact, when I earn a badge in a language, it’s not automatically earned in every other languages available.

– I guess that the translation process creates badges linked together but they all have a different ID. Am I wrong?

– it’s a problem for me because I want to offer the possibility to switch between languages in a same “level 2” badge

– it’s also a problem because of fraud risks: as points are earned for each badge completion, currently a user could earn those points as many times as there are languages: so 2 times in my example.

That’s why I got to a solution where I don’t WPML translate BadgeOS CPTs. I create my badges, “level 1” and “level 2”, it works just like it would with a single language, and I build a UI (using tabs or accordions for example) to offer my users the possibility to switch between languages.

Do you get what I mean? I’m sorry I have some difficulties explaining this :).
It is not a simple compatibility problem, but a problem related to the way translations and steps are handled I guess. So I wonder if there’s a real other solution than my homemade one…

Thanks again and have a great day,

Emilien

Hey Michael!

I’m so glad to see you’re back and I hope you are fine!
As you say regarding that particular topic, I come to a solution with the great Custom Post Types plugins by WDS.

I have some other little issues indeed but if you want I can open new topics about those so each request has its own thread.

Thank you again for coming back on this support forum!

Emilien

Ok well I hope you find help soon! ??

have a great day,
emilien