Lauren Jeffcoat

Thanks so much for your reply! I could use the add on, the only problem is that I like not having to take the step to go to the product page. I also use one product “class registration” for all of my different events, and then I add the price into the different events. I can try figuring out how to do it by creating different WooCommerce Products, just thought i would mention it here as a suggestion. Love the plugin, very happy with it and all of the add ons I have ?? Thanks!

The documentation provided resolved the issue. Thanks so much!!!

Hello all, I am Lauren from the WPML team. I will continue troubleshooting the issue, and you can feel free to following here for udpates: https://wpml.org/forums/topic/duplicate-products-give-diplicate-sku-after-woocommerce-update-3-0/#post-1356136

I have been unable to reproduce this issue on a clean install, so I have requested a snapshot of someone’s site so I can run tests in a staging environment. Please feel free to send any additional information on the WPML forum post.

Thanks!

Lauren Jeffcoat

Hello, Lauren from WPML here ??

I would first check the text admin. I think that should make it translatable via the string translation table. To do this, go to WPML > String Translation and scroll down to the bottom of the page and click on the link “Translate texts in admin screens ?”. Then, scroll through that page and see if you find the the string. If so, tick the checkbox and click Apply to add it to the String Translation table. Now you can go back to WPML > String Translation and you should see the string added there.

Also, I would go to WPML -> Translation Management -> Multilingual Content Setup and in Custom Fields, check to see if the custom text field is set to translate. Oh and also, make sure you have enabled String Translation (WPML > Theme and plugin localization and make sure that either “Translate the theme and plugins using WPML’s String Translation only (don’t load .mo files)” or “Translate the theme and plugins using WPML’s String Translation and load .mo files as backup is selected.)

If you need further assistance, please feel free to submit a ticket on our forum and a we can troubleshoot further if needed. https://wpml.org/forums/forum/english-support/

Hey Michael, I’m not totally familiar with the Tailor Page Builder, but I am familiar with WPML. The best way to translate content that is created with a page builder is to duplicate the page, and then click the button “Translate Independently” to translate the content. Try that and see if the Tailer elements show up, and if not, you can always open a support ticket at https://wpml.org/forums/forum/english-support/. I hope this helps ??

Lauren

Hey Stefan! I think the best option would be to create the multisite with London and Paris as sub-sites in directories. Then, like you said, you can translate the sites with WPML and in the WPML settings, you can set the URL format to have different languages in directories, so you would have the URL format exactly as you mentioned above.

I figured it out, I just had to move the code snippet.

Hi twoartists, for this particular plugin it looks like you can only make the fields conditional based on another woocheckout parent field.

Hi fluqy, you can hide it using CSS. Just right click the icon and inspect element so you can see the name of the element and then in your css, set it to display:none;

Something like:

.comment-count {
display: none;
}

should do the trick.

You can use the more toggle icon to view the Conditional check box ?? I found this by accident.

Screenshots:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6DZK3EmsmIhQ01SV3E0RU1KRzQ/view?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B6DZK3EmsmIhb2RyR2dOZldGVTA

Sorry, this actually is NOT resolved. Because if I uncheck the check box to allow reviews, then no reviews show up on my page becuase I can’t assign the review to this particular post. But when I DO check the box to allow reviews, it shows up in multiple locations, as you can see. https://www.asipofthesouth.com/wine-packages/coastal-carolina-wine-tour/

That is correct, I am using the Beep theme. I just checked the box on the post to Show Reviews on this Page. Plugin version is 3.0.1. I have created templates using the WP Views plugin.

I actually think I got this fixed. I unchecked the show reviews checkbox and added shortcode into my template. I just needed to figure out how to dynamically pull the post ID but I was able to do that using the Views plugin.

Thanks for looking into this for me.

I also need this functionality ??

There are no screen options to show reviews on my custom post types. I see it on regular posts and on pages, but not on custom post types.

I just upgraded to version 3.0 but don’t see anywhere to set the reviews for custom post types. Can you tell me where that is? On the old version, i saw where you could select posts or pages, and now I don’t even see that. Any help is much appreciated. Thanks!