404 Error on translated URLs

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  • Plugin Author Razvan Mocanu

    (@razvanmo-1)

    Hi,

    It seems to be a similar issue with not so well formatted HTML.
    Search in the the Slider Carousels code for this HTML:

    <div class="carousel-item">
<img class="d-block img-fluid" src=<img width

    Try to remove the first src attribute that contains just “<img”, like this:

    <div class="carousel-item">
<img class="d-block img-fluid" width

    I can’t point you to the exact file because it’s a premium feature and I don’t have access to it.
    Let me know how it goes.

    Thread Starter gordo019

    (@gordo019)

    There is no such <img just…. when I paste code into this editor, not readable.

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    Plugin Author Razvan Mocanu

    (@razvanmo-1)

    Please open a support ticket to further investigate your issue.

    Thread Starter gordo019

    (@gordo019)

    Sorry my bad. Ticket can be closed.

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by gordo019.
    • This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by gordo019.

    Hello,
    i have translatepress plugin today i removed some languages. and i tested some pages under removed languages it is like i am directly redirected automatically to the equivalent page of the default language. is this really done automatically or it is because i have not emptied my coockies and navigation history. because indeed i was getting ready to setup some redirections with regex so that i don’t end up with many 404 errors but is this is done automatically by translatepress when one removes a language i then shouldn’t bother creating redirections but i need to be sure

    thank you in advance for reply

    Plugin Author Razvan Mocanu

    (@razvanmo-1)

    Hello,

    WordPress itself automatically tries to make sense of a partially invalid url.
    The query string of the removed language (example: \fr\ for French) is not valid so it is excluded in the rewrite rules algorithm. Therefore it will display the default language instead.

    So in theory, it should be fine.

    P.S. For future reference, your issue is not related to the initial topic.

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