WPML
Status
Resolved
Reported for
WPML Multilingual CMS 4.6.13
Topic tags
ATE

Overview of the issue

When translating posts using WPML’s Advanced Translation Editor (ATE) Gen3, URLs containing ampersand (&) characters have it removed in the translated version. For example, a URL like https://wpml.org/?parameter=variable&par ameter2=variable2 is incorrectly translated to https://wpml.org/?parameter=variableparameter2=variable2. The issue does not occur when using ATE Gen2.

You may also experience a similar situation with ampersands directly added in the content but stripped from translations.

Workaround

Until this issue is resolved, switching to ATE Gen2 is a viable workaround.

All known issues →