jorghe

I had the same problem, resolved manually updating WPML to the latest version (i.e. uploading the up-to-date version in the plugin folder, overwriting what was inside).

It was a template problem.

The manual way is the one I was looking for, thank you!

You have to return the query at the end of the function. Or, at least, I saw an example doing so.

Hi, I’ve solved a problem similar to yours.
In my case the problem was cause by the fact that the page is attached to the current url.

So, if you are on the single page example.com/posts/post1, the function returns a link like example.com/posts/post1/page/2/
i.e.: there is a “post1” that should not be there. I’ve resolved in a brutal way playing with strings functions…