- Released
- September 23, 2019
- Channel
- Beta
- Tested with WordPress
- 5.2.3
- Product
- WPML String Translation
Changelog
Features
- Allow to use the “Assume all strings have English original” option on any language to improve performance.
- Improved the performance when running the upgrade commands.
- Introduced a new String Translation workflow on MO Files instead of data in the database. This helps improve performance significantly.
- Generate partial MO files for translated strings to use when displaying strings in other languages, rather than accessing the database.
- Added a troubleshooting action to re-display the “pre-generate MO files” dialog.
- Added a troubleshooting option to clean up and optimize strings tables in the database.
- Prevent to display package strings in the String Translation user interface.
Fixes
- Fixed an error when WPML core, String Translation, and Translation Management plugins are active but setup is not complete.
- Fixed a problem with too big flags in the admin panel when custom flag images of big dimensions are loaded.
- Fixed an issue with quotes in the blog title and description so translated strings are displayed.
Update or download
The update is available to all WPML clients with an active subscription — it appears on the Plugins page in your WordPress admin within 24 hours of release. You can also check for it right away under Plugins → Add New Plugin → Commercial. To download and install manually, go to Downloads in your wpml.org account (see the installation instructions) and remember to update all components together without mixing versions.
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