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Hi @isaumya

Apart from the cache-control issue, please take a look at the following thread – it might include the solution for multi-domain environments:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/problem-with-wpml-with-multiple-domains/

WPML has the ability to translate different strings for all languages.
I guess it could also enable translations for the tracking ID field, but it would have to know that the field is to be translated.

I believe it’s easy to make a plugin WPML-compatible (see here). In my opinion it’s worth it, as WPML is very popular.
What do you think?

Hi @isaumya .

supermonitoring.com/blog/ doesn’t go through CloudFlare (yet), but supermonitoring.es/blog/ and supermonitoring.de/blog/ do. But I guess it’s the same there.

Thank you so much for brining this to my attention.

But what about the main topic of this thread? Any chance to make the plugin work with WPML and multiple domains?

Hi @isaumya .

I don’t think JS is responsible for switching languages. And even if it was, it wouln’t matter.
Our users don’t switch languages. They come from Google to their language version direclty. 2 of 3 language versions are served through CloudFlare already.

Here are the URLs:
https://www.supermonitoring.com/blog/
https://www.supermonitoring.es/blog/
https://www.supermonitoring.de/blog/

Cheers,

Hi @mateithemeisle.

Unfortunately, it didn’t work.
WPML found 540 strings to translate, but they are all texts from the code – the field contents were not included.
Also when switching language versions in the CMS, WP Cloudflate Super Page Cache configuration displayed doesn’t change. I guess the plugin needs to be integrated with WPML in some way.
Perhaps some day you could find some time to look at it: https://wpml.org/documentation/support/achieving-wpml-compatibility-for-your-themes-and-plugins/

Best Regards.

Hi @mateithemeisle.

No problem with configuring all the domains in CloudFlare. In fact, they are already there.
But your great plugin seems to be able to work only with a single domain per website.

I just had an idea.
I will try to use WPML String Translation to translate the value of the domain field for the alternative languages.
I will let you know if it worked.

Have a nice day too!

Hi @luciamarinescu ,

I’m not talking about multiple sites, but about a single WordPress website.
I have WPML language plugin installed and configured with 3 languages (English, Spanish and German). Every language uses its own domain (.com, .es and .de).

It’s a single WordPress instance, so there is no way to install WP Cloudflare Super Page Cache separately for every domain.

Is there any way I could use this great plugin?

I confirm this is really needed.

User data enctyption, to have any sense (to make obtaining user data harder), should be much more complex than simple single-key enctyption.

Read about one concept here

@mattyrob

The problem is, you have to collect each consent separately.
If a user agrees to have their data processed for sending new post notifications – and you’d like to send them also a newsletter or any promotional emails – you have to add a checkbox for every additional purpose.

@alex.schwartzwald

In my wBounce pop-up configuration (the “wBounce content” field) I have entered the following Subscribe2 shortcode: [subscribe2 hide='unsubscribe'].
It makes Subscribe2 insert its subscribe form by replacing this placeholder.

You can see it in action here: https://www.supermonitoring.com/blog/

I tried a few more and finally I have found a great module that easily integrates with Subscribe2 using shortcodes:

wBounce: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wbounce/

@mattyrob

Thanks.
I will keep on searching then.
If I find anything suitable, I will share it here.