- Released
- September 23, 2019
- Channel
- Beta
- Tested with WordPress
- 5.2.3
- Product
- WPML Multilingual CMS
Changelog
Fixes
- Fixed an error when Elementor JSON data is invalid.
- Fixed a problem with some Elementor Templates not showing on translated pages.
- Fixed an error thrown when saving a Gutenberg translation job with a string containing a slash.
- Fixed an issue where wordpress-seo compatibility classes were being loaded even if the glue plugin was active.
- Fixed a problem with too big flags in the admin panel when custom flag images with the big resolution were loaded.
- Fixed an issue where metadata was overridden when WPML media was active and a Beaver Builder post is published.
- Improved performance on sites with big number of translated taxonomies (for example, product categories).
- Changed the wpml_collect vendor path to wpml/collect to avoid conflicts.
- Fixed a troubleshoot action for assigning translation status to duplicates.
- Fixed a fatal error that occurred when using wp-cli.
Features
- Allow Gutenberg block fields to be specified as links and replace any links with translations if they are available.
- Implemented custom library for Collections for ensuring compatibility with other plugins.
- Added a filter to change the WPML’s post edit meta box context.
- Improved the dependency check between different versions of plugins.
- Optimized the usage of debug_backtrace function, which improves the overall performance by 7% in some cases.
- Improved the performance of database requests by adding two indexes to icl_translations table.
- Improved the performance when WooCommerce and/or Query Monitor are active.
- Added a filter which allows filtering the post meta values for before the moment when they were copied to the translation.
- Improved the performance when saving the post with a big number of custom fields.
- Prefixed all cookies with “wp_” so that hosting and caching layers can properly handle them.
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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