Alexander Krutov
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After updating the topic, dashboard appeared. Thank you.
I updated the theme through the File Manager because the automatic update from WordPress does not work.
Look at the theme page, please. A link to the list of changes shows a list for version 1, not for version 2.
I don’t see any available updates yet.
It’s sad.
Can you tell us which tool can be used to export and import?
Thank you for the advice. I will try to do it in new languages.
I was able to do that. But I have to do more than 100 actions for each language. Can’t we automate this process?
Can you tell us the release date?
Stiofan, good afternoon! Thank you for explaining to me that I misunderstood where the names of the cities come from when I’m looking for their location selector.
Tell me, is it possible to make the location switch not show those cities in languages that are not on the list of active language listings?
That’s weird. An empty message has arrived.
If you combine locations based on Russian and Ukrainian names, then one of the translations of the site will show the address in an inactive language. I think it’s wrong.
By the way, I have merged “Одесса” and “Одеса”. How can I separate them now?
I have an idea that it is better to make redirections:
in the Ukrainian version to redirect the Russian location to the Ukrainian location, and in the Russian version to make the Ukrainian location to the Russian location.
For example: /uk/location/ukraina/gorod-kiev/kiev/ -> /uk/location/ukraina/misto-kyiv/kyiv-1/
I’m interested in your opinion on this decision.
Not quite so, but, for example, when a user is looking for the city of “Умань”, Google will show him 2 links and in both cases the city will be called “Умань” in both Russian and Ukrainian. The same will happen with the city of “Полтава”, “Ужгород” and others.
But there is another situation when written cities differ in several or one letter in Russian and Ukrainian. For example, “Ровно” and “Рівне”, “Бровары” and “Бровари”, “Харьков” and “Харків”, “Киев” and “Київ”.
And when a user searches for these cities, Google gives him two options. If you choose a variant with writing a city that is not in the list of active language listings, we get an empty result. I see a problem with that. But maybe I’m not setting up translations or displaying listings correctly? Please help.
If I understand your answer correctly, you won’t do this unless it’s requested by a sufficient (how many?) number of users. I’m not sure that anyone who needs improvement will send you a change request. And someone can refuse your product at all without even explaining that they need this feature. Although this feature is quite logical and necessary in a product that you report to be fully compatible with WPML. I would implement this feature right now. If you could ask customers who are designing a website for multiple countries and languages in the same country, I think they would say they really need this feature.
If I understand your answer correctly, you won’t do this unless it’s requested by a sufficient (how many?) number of users. I’m not sure that anyone who needs improvement will send you a change request. And someone can refuse your product at all without even explaining that they need this feature. Although this feature is quite logical and necessary in a product that you report to be fully compatible with WPML. I would implement this feature right now. If you could ask customers who are designing a website for multiple countries and languages in the same country, I think they would say they really need this feature.
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It’s worth asking the clients. Not all users offer changes, even if they want them.
