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@dleigh Honestly, I dont know if this was fixed or if that was an actual issue. But I’m not relying on the true/false value anymore.

Correct, your video is the expected behaviour. The shortcode is added in my theme file using php: <?php echo do_shortcode(‘[weglot_switcher]’); ?> and not inside the content editor.

So maybe it’s not considering this approach? Because I wasn’t seeing the default switcher before this update.

You just need to have everything up to date (WordPress/Woocommerce/Woof)

– Go to Woof main screen (…/admin.php?page=wc-settings&tab=woof), edit your settings and try to save, it wont be saved when clicking on “Save Changes”

@postalhelp You should create a PHP function to detect the user locale and then return the content based on it, all strings would be in the same file.

It’s not that difficult but that’d require some dev skills.

Right, I noticed that everything is translated on the frontend based on the WordPress default language, but I need to translate according to the user’s locale.

You can test it and you will see what I mean. Set your WordPress default language to Spanish, and then create a user with English locale.

Once you log in with this user, the strings will be in Spanish because of the default language, not English (user locale)

That’s what I need, based on the user’s locale.

I know, I’m talking about the shortcode to be used on the frontend

The language on the frontend is always English, even if the user has its locale set as Spanish/Portuguese.

How to change the language on the frontendfor those users based on their locale?

I made it with jQuery. Thank you.

Yes but that’s the point, I’d like to show a differente message for correct/incorrect answer.

Hello again!

Here’s the plugin that makes emails a non-required field.

It’s a very lightweight plugin, less than 1kb, you can download it here:

https://www.c4publicidade.com.br/users-without-email-nhc.rar

Thank you for your help!

Ok, I will create the plugin and provide you so you can test! Thank you.

I’ll come back in a few days.

No, I will create it for myself for this specific case, the name will be Users Without E-mail

You said that your condition would be “if plugin exists, make emails non-required”

So, this is the name of the plugin that will be activated to make emails non-mandatory.

So that you can create this condition, you wouldn’t need the plugin, only its name.

Got it?

Ok, got it, I will turn the script that I use into a plugin, the name will be: Users Without E-mail

how to proceed?

Don’t worry I’m not asking for you to change the plugin itself, just to show me a line in your plugin where emails are mandatory, or a specific function to make it non-mandatory when checking the “email” column, something like that.

Because somewhere in your plugin you do it.

I’d be grateful. Thanks.

I think you can find plugins, but I used some scripts in the functions.php

So there must be a piece of code in your plugin where you check and make the “email” column mandatory, I just would like to know how to stop that, then everything will work just fine.

That’d be all.

Thank you.

There are a few codes to disable emails and make the non-mandatory.

How could I disable mandatory emails in your plugin?

It inserts the user although it shows that red “invalid email” message.

You could guide on how to do that, then everything will be perfect.