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Problem: I am using WPML with Toolset on my site. I have a custom search View with several search filters, set to update with AJAX. When the page loads, the translated search options are shown as expected. After updating a search filter, the filters are shown in the default language.
Solution: Go to WPML > Language and check the checkbox "Store a language cookie to support language filtering for AJAX".
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Last updated by 6 years, 2 months ago.
Assisted by: Christian Cox.
I have translated the English strings which are contained in the search bar into Chinese with WPML String Translation.
When the page is switched to Chinese, the texts in the search bar change to Chinese, which is nice. However, when I click the Chinese items (any item) in the search bar, it will automatically revert to the default language (English) and I will never get the Chinese search results.
Please help soon, thanks!
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