- Released
- March 23, 2020
- Channel
- Stable
- Tested with WordPress
- 5.3.2
Changelog
Fixes
- Fixed a JavaScript syntax error on Products listing page.
- Fixed an issue with not registered “Additional Content” email setting text after first saving.
- Removed an extra slash from the end of the translated base slug if a user added it.
- Fixed custom fields translation in Translation Editor for Variations post type.
- Fixed an issue with customer Completed email that misses heading and subject translation with WooCommerce 4.0.
- Fixed an issue with duplicated currency code in “Default currency” drop-down on the Multi-currency settings page.
- Fixed an issue with language selector displayed in the wrong place on the Permalinks settings page.
- Fixed an issue with the language of a customer order status email language when the shop manager uses English and English is not an active language.
- Fixed an issue where attributes synchronization may break variations relationships.
- Fixed an issue where custom prices were not saved if a translation is duplicated and native screen editor is selected.
- Fixed an issue where multiple same post meta keys were translated.
Compatibility
- Added the variation single “translatable” custom fields to the translation package.
- Fixed an error that happened on Subscription renewal via PayPal.
- Fixed an issue where the Events Calendar ticket meta was not saved if the translation was done by a Translation Service.
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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