JoakimCarlsten

Ok, thanks.

Then I will have to avoid using wordpress ajax handler at all and instead set up an own endpoint or so.

Thanks for the reply!
/Joakim

Hi,

Ok – thanks. I did read the documentation but the thing that got me was that I thought that they fell under the category: “Product categories, tags, and global attribute terms”, which obviously is not the case.

Thanks

After digging a little bit further I found that if I change the admin language on my profile to English (still having Swedish as default lang for WPML) I can add an attribute (giving it an English name) and then be able to translate the attribute back to Swedish.

In any way – I think I instead will switch back to English as default language b/c of all the hassle.

I have the same problem as Bluantinoo. First I create a couple of attributes in my default language (swedish) and when I go into WPML->WCML->Attribute name, it considers my the swedish name for the attribute as the English translation of the attribute.

And then I can’t save the translations as well but I will look into the proposed solution from Bluantinoo.

Solved!

It had nothing to do with the plugin but instead that wordpress styled the output. I ended up placing a filter on ‘the_content’ that removed the pre-tag.

Hi,
Did you find any solution to this problem?

/Joakim