satraptech

Hi.

I was actually considering using the paid version and recommending it to my clients. However your response just made sure that I will be thinking one more time before I even consider it.

This is probably one of the most useless responses to a support request!

+1

thanks for the answer…

Ouch, now I regret switching from WPML to Translatepress ??

Just a suggestion, maybe add a translation complete checkbox to each translation for posts/pages (URL). I understand the page is not copied, but it should be possible to add a translation complete flag using post ID… This way the user can choose that only translated path with a complete checkmark should be visible on the frontend.

It’s not optimal that original content is shown under translation.

And excluding paths manually for a website with lots of posts is not viable.

I suppose I will have to switch back to WPML or go to Polylang.

thanks ??

Will there be an update with a fix soon, or shall we look elsewhere for a secure plugin?

I got exactly the same today

So If I understand correctly DWE is “part” the Welcome Panel and if we don’t disable that, then there should be no issue.

I will test it thanks.

Yes I figured this out a while back, have to apply styles manually.

@simrandeep While I have you here, there is an issue, you might be able to address.

The DWE dash is not always shown as standard when clients log in, they have to get to screen options first and optin to see it. We deactivate screen options for our clients, maybe you should make sure that that DWE dash is checked in screen options as standard.

In Post Expirator it was possible to move post from one existing category to another. Is this still the case?

I see the option replace category in the drop-down, but won’t get any option, which category to move the post to.

Amazing.

Aha why didn’t I see that LOL ??

Thanks for getting back quickly.

I tested with your example replacing the URL.

function loginpress_form_logo_callback(){
    return https://images.satraptech.eu/wplogin/satrap-logo-login.png;
}

add_filter( 'loginpress_form_logo', 'loginpress_form_logo_callback' );

I get this error
syntax error, unexpected token “:”, expecting “;”

• This reply was modified 3 years ago by satraptech.
• This reply was modified 3 years ago by satraptech.

Thank you I appreciate your answer and I hope you can use my Feedback.

I understand, however, It would be much better since your product is for Elementor if you used the same standards, a “+” next to your templates to create a new “page” for new language and translate.

In reality, WPML just duplicates a post/page/template and replaces the content. So why not keep it streamlined just like with Elemento pages, posts, and templates?

@hiyottaunits

Thanks so much, I already looked at those, none of them seem to be working as I want.

I want to set up a restaurant directory, where people can book tables directly from the directory and write reviews.

– List restaurants
– Let visitor book a table
— Let restaurants confirm or reject the reservation
– Let users write review

Thanks again.

But if you only have variable products then you are forced to create a simple product, which you are not using.

Even after setting up the single product page, if you delete the simple product the template will not render.

I think this is a very important issue to address.

The best way to address this issue is doing like everyone else, give the option to choose which product you want to use as preview, variable or simple should not be a factor.

The issue is probably your PHP version, upgrade to PHP 8 and you issues will be solved