codimex

Thank you! I’ll make tests with the information you’re providing. You’re right, I was reluctant to use Loco Translate for those strings (the ones of the “My Account” page, etc.), but I guess it’s time to contribute to your amazing plugin helping out with the repository translation ;o) (“Loco” is amazing, but, dare I say, it doesn’t promote community workflow, which is the basis of WordPress). Excellent support, as always! My love (for Booking Activities) will go on! Marking as resolved. Have a nice week!

Same here. Can’t find those strings on Loco Translate.

BTW, Woocommerce’s core emails are correctly translated and submitted to users, according to the language in which they booked their events. I had to translate a few frontend strings with Loco Translate (“Event”, “Status”, “Actions”, “You can also manage your Bookings”, etc.), but the notification translation problem persists. Thank you!

Got it fixed. By editing the database table XXXX_newsletter_emails via phpMyAdmin, I looked up my newsletter id (26) and changed the values to “sent”, “157” and so on, and now it appears as sent. Thank you!

Ohh, the code looked promising, but unfortunately this doesn’t work for me. I see that you’ve added a specific validation for WPML (step 4), but, still, I’m getting the same default language strings in both default and supported languages, ignoring the translations.

At this point, I don’t know what else to do to make it work for me. I’ll try different options and, in case I’ll solve it, I’ll post my working solution here. On the other hand, if you come up with a different approach, I’d really appreciate any help.

Thank you for your willingness to help, Sark! Have a nice week.

Looks like the ICL_LANGUAGE_CODE constant is deprecated (official link here). Maybe this has something to do with the issue. Any ideas?

Hi. Sark! Thank you for answering. Unfortunately, I can’t share an url here, since, as I said, I’m running it in a staging site, and I don’t know if I’ll be managing this client in the future.

I’ve read the instructions here. If your plugin determines language by using their ICL_LANGUAGE_CODE constant (which, as a matter of fact, I don’t really know what is it), is there any way I can check on my end if this is working? Perhaps I’m facing this issue because it is a staging site (I’m not ready to go live yet).

I know it’s hard to help if we don’t provide an url, but any help would be really appreciated given the circumstances. Thank you again!

Big thank you again for your answer (on a Sunday!), even extending your help to other plugins. I’m marking this as resolved with honors; also, I couldn’t ask for more help after your detailed posts!!!

WOW. JUST WOW! Thank you, thank you, thank you for taking the time to write such a detailed answer! I’m really impressed! I’ll be posting my 5-star review in a moment, after posting this.

1. First you need to figure out if your server is NGINX or Apache/Lightspeed. I told you how to figure that out. You can also ask your host about it and they will tell you.

I’ve just checked with them in their support channel. They confirm this to me (I’m translating it on-the-fly):

The main web server is Apache (version 2.4) and uses NGINX direct delivery just for caching; therefore, if you have to choose a server, choose Apache.

Does it make sense to you? Also, this post from their KB might help.

Besides, I’m on a shared server (no VPS nor dedicated one) and I do have an .htaccess file. So, assuming I’m running on Apache, should I click on “Yes” in the “Add browser caching rule for static files” option? There are a lot of warnings in that section and I’m afraid I can break anything. :”(

You should not have more than one page caching system in your site. Be that at the plugin level or at the server level.

Ok, then. I’m not installing other cache option. Nevertheless, if no other cache plugin is recommended, why is there a “third party” tab in your plugin? I’ve read many people use it together with Autoptimize. Also, what about excluding asset loading via Asset CleanUP plugin, is it recommended in combination with “Super Page Cache for Cloudflare”?

Thank you again, Saumya. I’m too newbie about everything involving the “cache-sphere”, and you’ve helped me clarifying my issues a lot.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by codimex. Reason: Adding more info

A quick update. I managed to get most of my issues solved by playing around with your plugin and a little bit of coding. Regarding the gift cards, I found out that that plugin autodisables and hides the option of virtual product in its product type, so I coded a scrpit that “re-virtualizes” the gift card product type as a virtual product. It works and your plugin successfully ignores it, as expected. ??

As for the shipping zones, I found out that I had to enter every combination of minimum amount for every country and shipping method, even though they don’t apply in the frontend.

I have one more question, which will make it the support forum. Thank you again!

Thank you! I’ll reach you through the official channel, then. Marking as resolved.

I’ve just noticed that regarding issue 1), my virtual products are not fully ignored from the amount left. For some reason, a 18€ booking substracts 3.12€; a 20€ booking substracts 3.47€… ?? Gift cards aren’t ignored at all. ?? ??

Issue 2) still persist, as much as I’ve been playing around with the settings. ??

Thank you! Marking as resolved, then.

Hi! Maybe you missed this post. Any help?

Ok! I’ve left all lists unchecked in the WP Users Integration panel, and left the right lists checked, assigned to each language, in the lists option panel. I’ll monitor the list-assignment behaviour upon users registration in course of the following days.

Now that you are aware of it, and you can test it on your end, I’ll mark this as resolved. Grazie mille, Stefano!