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We downgraded all the plugins and the issue still exists. We also tried several versions of WPML. Any other suggestions?
Is there any kind of timeframe that you can provide? We have this calendar ready to go live on a client’s site but can’t launch until this is fixed.
Thanks
We have done the following and the issue still exists when using domain-based language selection – the next/prev month links on the FR calendar switch the calendar back to EN.
1. Switched to Twenty Sixteen theme.
2. Deactivated ALL plugins except The Events Calendar and WPML.
3. Use the default WPML language switcher (in the footer).
4. Turned on WP_DEBUG and confirmed there are no errors.
5. Confirmed there are no javascript errors.We’ve created a staging/test site at http://welltest.m5i.com/. You can use the same login credentials.
There are no caching plugins installed and there is no caching by the host.
The ‘The key “” is not recognized and ignored’ error has been fixed.
We’ve installed the default WPML language switcher in the footer and configured WPML to use directory-based language selection and it appears to have fixed the month links (prev and next) on the french calendar in Chrome only. It still doesn’t work in Firefox and oddly enough it doesn’t work in an incognito window in Chrome either. Does this mean that the calendar isn’t compatible with domain-based language selection?
Also noticed that the event links for ‘French Event’ work on http://welltest.m5i.com/fr/events-calendar/ but they don’t work if you click back to June. We’ve tried flushing the permalinks as well.
Is there any possible way to duplicate the submission form? Ideally we would like to have an English version of the community add form and a French version of the form. We can then use the “auto duplicate” code. (We don’t care which language the events are submitted)
If this is not possible, can we at least update the fields on the community add form so they are bilingual? i.e. they would include both english and french labels, etc.
