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Okay we took a look at your settings and found that your Default Workflow is set to Machine Translation + Post-Edit. There are a few steps that you need to take to change this and get your translations back.

1. Navigate to Translation -> Settings -> Defaults and change your Default Workflow to Machine Translation. Click Save Changes.

2. Navigate to Translation -> Settings -> Utilities and check the option Disassociate all the content from Lingotek TMS. Click Run Utilities.

3. Re-upload all your content to Lingotek and everything should now work as expected.

If you wanted to Post-Edit your translations you can do that by clicking on the orange Pencil icon after your machine translations are downloaded and that will take you to the Lingotek Workbench where you can make those changes.

Are you translating mostly Pages or Posts? Whichever one it is if you navigate to that section in the Admin menu you should see a bunch of orange icons underneath the flag icons. What orange icons are you seeing?

Thank you very much! We really appreciate being notified of these issues so that we can continue to improve and update our plugin.

That was a bit of unused code that somehow went unnoticed. You can just delete printf('<div id="auto-update" class="hidden"></div>'); on line 97 of post-actions.php and it should resolve the error. This will be fixed in the next version.

You’re welcome! Glad it worked!

Okay, I believe it is a PHP array backward compatibility error. We will get this fixed and pushed out in the next version of Lingotek Translation. Until then if you can manually edit the admin.php file on line 47 and change $content_metadata = []; to $content_metadata = array(); that will fix your problem until we can push out the update.

Do you know what version of PHP your server is running?