pll_##### links as result of search

  • Resolved dr01

    (@dr01)


    10 years ago

    Hi,

    First, kudos for this great plugin, and apologies if this has been asked before.
    We use Polylang to maintain an English and French version of our WP site https://www.clevernetsystems.com . When a visitor does a search, each result item in the list is structured in this way:

    [page title]
    [date] / in English pll_#####
    [page content]

    where ##### is a string of 13 hex digits.

    When the visitor clicks on a pll_##### link, he gets a page that contains on the top some code such as
    a:2:{s:2:”fr”;i:3052;s:2:”en”;i:3049;}
    followed by the page in both languages.

    Is there a way to mask the pll_##### links or the code from the visitor’s view? They’re not exactly nice to see.

    Thanks in advance,

    DR

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  • Plugin Author Chouby

    (@chouby)

    Hi!

    Your theme displays non public taxonomies. Please ask your theme support how to hide “non public” taxonomies.

    Thread Starter dr01

    (@dr01)

    Thanks. We asked the maker of our theme and we’ll post here an answer as soon as we get it so that other WP users can benefit.

    Thread Starter dr01

    (@dr01)

    Hello,

    No answer at all from our theme vendor, but I found a solution anyway. You have to edit the file wp-content/themes/your_theme/functions.php and add at the end:

    add_filter('avf_exclude_taxonomies', 'avia_exclude_tax', 10, 3);
function avia_exclude_tax($tax,$post_type,$id){
$tax[] = 'post_translations';
return $tax;
}
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