I used ACF plugin to build my page, I wanted to create the page that client could change what he wants in it. But I need to translate this page into 5 languages. I installed polylang, can't buy a pro version. I want to that my custom fields could be translatable, for now i can create a page in different languages, but they share custom fields, so if i set english version for it it would be seen in all language versions... I've search through the internet and can't find a working solution. Maybe someone here could help me. I would be very happy to read your solutions. Thanks.
You have to go into your Polylang settings and under Syncronization, uncheck the "Custom fields" box. This will allow you to have different languages.
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I would like to add that if you are dealing with "Theme Options", we did https://github.com/BeAPI/acf-options-for-polylang plugin to support this core-unsupported feature.
It’s a selfworking plugin, nothing to do after installation.
If you have some issues, inquirements, improvements or requests please refer to the github. I will be glad to help you.
So please check it out!
Had similar issue, in my case i had to connect the language versions https://prnt.sc/1u99vor. Add translation for the original page and you are set to go. Btw i am using Polylang free.
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I'm building a website using Joomla 3.8.0.
I'd like to add a custom question to the registration process. For example, I'd like to ask them the capital city of Canada and then check upon submit if the answer was Ottawa. I'd like to do this, if possible,using an extension and not modifying php code within Joomla.
Does anyone know of such an extension? I've looked through the Joomla extensions directory already, but haven't seen one that seems to do what I want. Seems they all simply allow custom fields, but not fields that can be reviewed for a specific answer as described above. Preferably it would be free as well.
Thanks!
EasyCalcCheck Plus will do this for you. It's free. There are probably others too.
I need to allow editor (role) to use "WP All Export" plugin.
I`m trying to solve my problem using this code:
add_options_page('WP All Export Pro', 'All Export', 'edit_posts', 'pmxe-admin-manage', 'wp-all-export-pro_options');
But its not working for me...
I'm a newbie in WP so any help will be appreciated.
As said in this post,
You need to set the proper capability, third parameter in the add_option_page() function which you would have used to create the menu.
http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_options_page
So, what you need to do is set the correct capability.
I think that capability is: 'manage_options'. (Look at line 145 here)
But maybe it is pmxe-manage-options?
The plugin registers the options page only when the user has that capability.
Try install this wordpress plugin. hope it help your solve your problem without coding it urself
https://wpfront.com/user-role-editor-pro/
purchase a license of this https://wordpress.org/plugins/admin-menu-editor/ allow you to add extra capabilities. You can even change naming of your admin menus/submenus many extra features :) I can only tell you its totally worth it
How can I integrate an e-commerce plugin with an existing cystom post type in Wordpress?
I created a custom post type with a lot of options and taxonomies. Now i (the customer in very truth) need to be able to add these posts to a cart. Any solutions?
Thank you everybody already!
I was also in the same situation and managed to make a solution.
I made it into a plugin. You can download it here http://reigelgallarde.me/product/woocommerce-woorei-shop-manager/. Just read the discription for instructions.
I would also like some feedback cause there might be some faulty functionality that I overlooked.
Looks like your best bet is this plugin right here: https://wordpress.org/plugins/post-type-switcher/
I've gotten pretty good at creating my own vqmods and it has allowed me to customize the cart to my heart's content. I am now at a point where I want to start supporting the other official language in my country.
I've searched and searched plus looked as some modules on the opencart extension store but still can't quite get a grasp on it. There are no posts that I could find in the support forums explaining how to go about achieving this. I have a module that creates a new tab on the product page. On this tab, I have use ckeditor to format the text and all works well.
I've seen it done where you go into a module to customize it and you can see extra buttons to add text for different languages. Just can't find any free modules that uses this so that I could muddle my way through making it work.
Can anyone help me to add multilanguage to my custom opencart modules?
I was able to figure it out by looking at another mod with language files in it.
i’m working on the wordpress and buddypress. I was easily implemented the multilingual for wordpress but it’s really very hard to implement for buddypress.
I gone through most of the forums, most of the people said buddypress multiligual plugin only works for Wordpress Multisite. Is it any way to enable the multilingual for buddypress or already any plugin exists for this task??
I tried the buddypress multilingual lpugin too. But it's not supporting!! Please leave your suggestions!
I had the same problem some weeks ago. I'm sorry but you've three options:
Consider modify the Buddypress ML plugin in order to get it working: That's modify every line of code that's not working for the last version of Buddypress and fixing it. It's a lot of work but, for sure, the most valuable option. You can ask for help for this in the community of Buddypress because there're a lot of people searching for it.
Make it multilingual only the labels
and not the post (that can be easy
done modifying your wp-config.php to
get the GET parameter and loading the
needed file of location:
if ( isset($_GET['lan']) && $_GET['lan'] == 'es')
define ('WPLANG', 'es_ES');
The problem with that is you only get located the labels of the website and not the content, obviously, but I think in a community like Buddypress almost all the content is generated by the user so they will write it in his language and you don't have to worry about translate it. (is like Facebook, labels of the site translated but not the content).
Finally, make a blog for each language and
make manual links between them: What about that? Well if Wordpress can do now multisite, you can create a blog for, for example, the Spanish content and another for the English. You will must to hyperlink each post with his translation but may be a easy solution for your problem.
Sorry for my bad english, I'm Spanish but I hope you understand it.