laserjones

Hi Dennis,

es war in der Tat ein Caching-Problem, und zwar nicht in WooCommerce (da half das L?schen des Caches nicht), sondern im Browser! Mir war nicht bewusst, dass so dynamische Vorg?nge wie Feldprüfungen und Fehlermeldungen im Cache überleben k?nnen. Danke für den Tipp!

Liebe Grü?e,
J?rg

Das Problem tritt auch bei mir (www.starkmuth.de) mit Germanized 3.16.9 auf. Besonders unsch?n ist, dass man bei einer abweichenden Lieferadresse keine Stra?e mehr eingeben kann. Das Feld wird direkt wieder gel?scht und die Seite scrollt hoch zu der besagten Fehlermeldung. Eine Abholstation-Option ist auch bei mir nicht wissentlich aktiviert (wo kann ich das nachsehen?).

Der Workaround mit dem obigen Snippet klappt – danke dafür. Sollte trotzdem gel?st werden …

• This reply was modified 5 months, 2 weeks ago by laserjones.

Thanks, but I’ve meanwhile switched to another plugin.

Thanks for your reply! All SKU fields are empty. Changing the theme does not help. My only plugin that might affect product pages is “Germanized”, but disabling it does not help either.

But I found out that is has to do with the existence of product variants. As soon as I create a product with variants, the empty SKU is no longer hidden. This seems to be independent of your plugin (also happens with the stock product type “Variable product”, not only with “PW gift card”), so I think this issue can be closed. Thank you anyway!

That’s not the plugin’s fault. PayPal Plus is a service by PayPal specifically for the German market. So obviously you need to be in Germany, and obviously you need a PayPal account. ??

Hi,

Great idea! The reason was the Chrome extension “I don’t care about cookies”, which I use to automatically accept cookies on websites. After disabling it for this website, the text shows up. No idea why it became invisible though.

Thanks a lot,
Joerg

Hi Aert,
thanks for the quick reply. The problem persists, tested on two different desktop PCs with Chrome in Windows 10. In Chrome on Android, the problem does not occur. Really strange.
regards, Joerg

I checked https://translate.www.ads-software.com/projects/wp-plugins/affiliates-manager/stable/de/formal/ again. For example, the following string from the Advanced Settings page (which is English in a German environment) cannot be found there:

“If checked, your affiliates will not be able to earn a commission on their own purchases.”

I should also mention that I’m using the Language Fallback plugin, which makes sure that “German” translations are used where “German (formal)” translations are not available. So actually switching WP from “German (formal)” to “German” should make no difference, but it does.

I deleted the two files. I also cleared the browser cache and disabled the WP cache via wpconfig.php. Interestingly, this changed nothing. The Dashboard pages of the plugin are still a mix of German and English, the Dashboard menu and the Affiliate pages on the website are English.

Then something dawned on me and I switched my WP from “German (formal)” to “German”. This changed the language of the Affiliates menu in the Dashboard and of the Affiliate pages on the website to German. But the Dashboard pages of the plugin are still a mix of German and English as before.

This is all very confusing. How can there still be German strings at all after I deleted the German translation files?

That means that 44% needs to be translated.

This does not explain to me why the table says “Stable (latest release) 100% 496”. And it does not explain why some translated strings do not show up in German on the pages.

I also noticed some translation errors, by the way.

Okay, I used Loco Translate to check some of the strings that are still displayed in English. Some of them are indeed not translated, but others are translated, but are nevertheless displayed in English, e.g. “of each completed sale, pre-tax” on the Affiliate Home page. What’s going wrong here?

Hi! Yes, there are 831 Strings, 56% translated.

Thanks, but the table at your link says that the stable release is 100% translated. Only the Readme is incomplete, which should not affect the texts in the WP Dashboard and on the actual website, right?