Hi @arvin.n,

You solved the problem? I have the same problem and do not know how solve it.

Thanks in advance,

Juanjo

Hello All,

I’m currently working with the WPML team to get everything working so that we don’t have any problems. Can someone outline exactly what you’re doing with the different pages and the problems you’re having so that the WPML team can replicate the problem? They are not seeing the issues you’re having/are unable to recreate them.

With regards to the dashboard page, we would have to create a filter in our get_dashboard_page so that wpml could override this to change the returned response based on the defined pages. We set one page only which is why this probably doesn’t work.

@jpkapinha

If you have any questions about the front end and the qtranslate stuff get the developer to send me an email (support _at_ wcvendors.com and I’ll assist also. The more plugins we can get working for languages other than english the better!

cheers,

Jamie.

exactly the same problem, hope there is an anwser!

Hi guys,

It all works fine for 1 language at the time. I set the WCV Pro Dashboard to the English page and the Dashboard works in English. But as soon as i switch WordPress to French and set the WCV Pro Dashboard to the French page the English setting disappears or gets overwritten.

See attachements for the steps:
1. English WCV Pro Dashboard page is set
2. Switch to French, setting is empty
3. Set French WCV Pro Dashboard page
4. Switch to English, setting is empty

Would be great if there’s a solutation for this soon.

Thanks a lot!

Hello,

The reason this only works for one language is because Pro needs to know what the dashboard_page_id to load well.. everything. Because you are loading different pages with different languages then it only works with one page. This is why styles and things have issues for your second or third language dashboards. I will have to look into how we can make this work with an array of page id’s instead of just a single id. I will look at creating a new filter in 1.4 so that you can hook in and add your extra page ids. We don’t have a multiple page selector interface for the backend.

cheers,

jamie.

I temporarily solved it like this:

In the WC Vendors Pro page “class-wcvendors-pro-dashboard.php” is replaced all:

$dashboard_page_id = WCVendors_Pro::get_option( 'dashboard_page_id' );

with:

    		// CUSTOM
		global $sitepress;
		
		if ( $sitepress->get_current_language() == $sitepress->get_default_language()) {
        		$dashboard_page_id = WCVendors_Pro::get_option( 'dashboard_page_id' ); 
		} else {
			$dashboard_page_id = get_option( 'wcvdashboard_page_id_'.$sitepress->get_current_language() );	
		}
		// CUSTOM END

Then just per WPML language add an option (in the WP options table in your DB) called: “wcvdashboard_page_id_fr”. The “fr” to be changed to the language shortcode.

For some reason not all stylesheets and scripts are loaded properly. To start I had to enqueue the ink.min.css stylesheet:

wp_enqueue_style( "", "https://surfsnb.com/wp-content/plugins/wc-vendors-pro/public/assets/lib/ink-3.1.10/dist/css/ink.min.css?ver=3.1.10" );

Ratings, orders, products and add a product seem to work fine. Just the settings page misses some more scripts as the tabs aren’t working.

Jamie, any idea why these scripts aren’t loaded anymore?

• This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by Danny Kater.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by Danny Kater.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by Danny Kater.

Danny,
Is the translation altering the permalinks? If so, then the page assigned to dashboard, orders, etc will not work properly.
Looks like you’re close to getting this to work… I will see if Jamie or Ben can take a look here later.

Hello Jamie,

I would appreciate it when your multiple page selector is ready. Do not forget to contact WPML to offer you the “Go Global” compatibility program.

See my support request:
1: https://www.wcvendors.com/help/topic/dashboard-translated-with-wpml-does-not-work-well/
2: https://www.wcvendors.com/help/topic/translation-of-shortcodes-into-the-menus-and-submenus-of-the-dashboard/

Thank you for your professional involvement.

Regards,

Christian

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Hello Emad,

For my part I have not managed to correct this problem. I have to wait for the work Jamie will provide in the months to come, to create a multiple page selector that WPML will recognize in the administrative section of WC VENDORS.

I tried the theory of Danny Kater, but it does not work or I did not understand the explanations because they are evasive: ex: Then just per WPML language add an option (in the WP options table in your DB) Called: “wcvdashboard_page_id_en”. The “en” to be changed to the shortcode. I am not well qualified to start playing with my database.

That being said, I hope that this problem will be solved soon, meanwhile I temporarily put my site on hold.

Merry Christmas

Regards,

Christian

Hi @muxcam,

At the end my temporary solution didn’t really work steadily….

As there’s an WCV Pro update coming ‘soon’ I expect it to be in there? Jamie’s been on this for a while.

Maybe Jamie(@digitalchild) can confirm?

Thanks!

Jamie @digitalchild,

I will be providing a multi page selector however it requires that I modify free and pro which takes a bit of time. This is due to the settings framework that we inherited.

When are you expecting the PRO update with this functionality?

Thanks!

Hi,

I temporarily solved it like this, from my plugin code, or functions.php:

function catch_dashboard(){
	/* WC Vendors Pro */
	if(!function_exists('WCVendors_Pro')) return false;
	// Get the dashboard page id, from WC Vendors PRO option
	$dashboard_page_id 	= WCVendors_Pro::get_option( 'dashboard_page_id' );
	// Get the original or translated ID form WPML, as appropriate, and chek if both are equal
	$is_dashboard = (get_the_ID() == icl_object_id($dashboard_page_id));
	return $is_dashboard;
}
// Filter form WC Vendors plugin
add_filter( 'wcv_view_dashboard', 'catch_dashboard' );

Additionally, I filtered the WP body_class too, to get the same style from my theme:

add_filter( 'body_class', function($classes){
	if(catch_dashboard()){
		$classes[] = 'wcvendors wcvendors-pro wcv-pro-dashboard';
		$classes[] = 'vendor-pro-dashboard';
		$classes[] = 'woocommerce';
		if(current_user_can('administrator')) {
			$classes[] = 'administrator';
		}
	}
	return $classes;
});

I hope it will be usefull. Thanks all for the thread.

Hi Sandor, thanks for posting your code.

My dashboard already showed up in all languages, just not the child pages: /product, /settings, /feedback etc. etc. Does this code solved this problem for you?

I’ve put your code in functions.php and tested it. The child pages still don’t show up unfortunately.

The first problem i see is that get_the_ID() gives null on the /product page as it showes a 404 page not found.

Thanks!

Thank you Sandor, your code working well for my site, there may be some adjustment for pie chart and data logging, but I’ll look at it all in sham next week.

But overall your code seems valid and am very happy to continue my project.

Thanks again Sandor.

Christian

I don’t love WPML for some reasons, but I think this is maybe a WC Vendors issue. I don’t find WC Vendors in Plugin Compatibility list of WPML: https://wpml.org/documentation/plugins-compatibility/. But in WC Vendors page of WordPress Plugins, you find the WPML compatibility feature (I attach a screenshot).

The hack I wrote to solve this issue affects WC Vendors flow, not WPML. I try to be comprensive with this kind of issues because I think these systems have some complexity, but I agree that is not good at all to pay for tools that promise functionalities that actually don’t work.

In my opinion, we must consider that the plugins that intercept the normal routines of WordPress and create some specific views outside the WordPress flow (e.g. WC Vendors Dashboard) have the responsability of guarantee responses with the same behavior that is expected for normal WordPress implementations, behavior with which others developers will work to create his own plugins.

In this case, WC Vendors modifies the publication flow, and we are wrong in the hope that WPML catch it.

Please, correct me if I am wrong.

Thank you Sandor and Anna for your comments !

@Sandor- if WPML is fully compatible with WC Vendors PRO – then WCML would be a great buy?

@Fervous- WC Vendors 1.4 is making WC Vendors PRO completely compatible with WCML ? Thank you.

Regards,

Karen

@karen, I don’t know what WCML is, I’m sorry…

Sorry, got it working! Great solution!

@arvin-n
The pro dashboard page currently cannot be translated to multiple languages (it can be translated, just not to multiple languages) using a plugin like WPML. This particular page will require some more attention before this can be done.
I am not sure if the user provided code above works or not..

Hi, I stumbled into this issue as well.

@anna, the code provided by Sandor works. At least partially. Without this function the dashboard page was in terms of styles messed up. Tipical… I never thought another language could break a style sheet…..

@all, at this moment the dashboard page loads fine in English (default) and in Dutch(second language). However clicking on the Products, Orders tab don’t give me the Dutch page the url is still …/dashboard/products instead of …/nl/dashboard/products. Any suggestions?

@danny, I’m curious how you manage to get it all working. Would you be so kind to eleborate?

Next, when I go to the “Dutch” dashboard the pie chart is reflecting only the orders placed in Dutch, so it seems. I get another number as in the default language. Any ideas?

Best wishes,

Adri