Hi
Based on my experience, the multilingual plugins uses regular pages and adds language directory on the fly (e.g. /en/).
Assume the website is available in German and English language. And a product page is defined for both “Produkt” and “Product” respectively. For the WordPress those are just two different pages and they are served to the right user with it’s language directory at the run time. The same thing is true for the Export All URLs plugins, those two pages are regular pages without a language subdirectory.
Ideally, it should export two URLs in that case:
- example.com/product
- example.com/produkt
But that’s just a single case scenario, as there are several translation plugins out there so this example may not fit over there.
Possible Solution:
- Please check exported URLs list and you might found secondary language pages in the results, they might be just missing language subdirectory (e.g. /en/)
- If that’s not the case then please share the translation plugin name and I will do a test run to see the results and maybe able to suggest a solution.
Looking forward for the reply!