Polylang incompatibility

Uhm… hello again! ??
I’m trying a couple of things: when using polylang user can determine which custom post types are translated.
If I uncheck the ‘Tag’ taxonomy on polylang configuration, voilà! tag labels appear on menuitem.

So, it works, but with that unchecked automatic translation on language switch doesn’t work, as it does for menuitems and menus ??

Hi,

thank you for your report. It seems like it is a problem in PolyLang rather than in my plugin. The errors that you showed clearly say that PolyLang produces this bug (as you may see the paths – they point to PolyLang, not to Foodlist). I never used this plugin, and all I can say is that I can guarantee Foodlist to be compatible with WPML (and if it’s not, I can fix it fast), but I have zero knowledge of PolyLang. Have you tried contacting its developers? If they need me to add something special to the plugin, so that PolyLang would be functional, they can reach me by email: art <at> artprima.cz.

Regards

Hello,
I will. And I’ll let you know.

Thank you for all ??

Hi again,
Right now I noticed that “wp_term_taxonomy” table, the menu item tag appears as “fl-menu-tag” on this table at the “taxonomy” column.

And I realised that some wordpress functions (in my case “shortcode_atts”) doesn’t work properly with hyphen names, and prefer underscores.

Is it quite difficult for my to change such thing?
Just to test.

Well, changing that will break existing installations. However, I might introduce some filter to override it. Thanks for pointing this out. At the moment, I guess, you have no choice but to rename them in the sources yourself…

Hi,
Well… I always try not to modify “core” things, so I try to find out a round about. In my case, as said, “shortcode_atts” dislikes hyphened names, so I used underscore on its args, and then converted that underscore into hypens (using “”):

$args = shortcode_atts( array(
		'post_status'=>'publish',
		'post_type'=>'fl-menu-item',
		'orderby'=>'title',
		'order'=>'ASC',
		'fl_menu_tag'=>'', // should be 'fl-menu-tag'
		), $atts);

	// Here it comes the name conversion:
	$args['fl-menu-tag'] = $args['fl_menu_tag'];
	unset($args['fl_menu_tag']);

	// And then make the query with the right argument name within "$args":
	$query = new WP_Query( $args );

Perhaps it helps someone else ??

Sorry… this is only to mark the topic as resolved (didn’t make it on previous answer)

Thanks for all! ??