This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
The user would like to change the slug of a custom post type when he does it, some posts disappear and the translations are not consistent.
Solution:
The best solution would be to export all posts and Translations with a plugin, change the custom post type slug, update the exported file, and import it again.
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Last updated by 4 years, 8 months ago.
Assisted by: Jamal.
IN Dashboard i go to the posttype i have called "Projects"
To be able to translate it in correct way i need to change this to "Projekt" (in swedish)
So WPML can then translate it to "projects" now i cant translate it because it thinkt "projects" is in swedish... cant change this under WPML settinge ether.
Now to the big issue.
When changing the slug and name to "Projekt" all items vannish.
I can see there is 33 items under published, but - i cant se them
If i rename it again to "Projects" they all come back...
So how can i change the slug afterwords ?
What i want to do is to have differnet slugs for each language.
I have Swedish as primary langage and English as secondary.
I was adding the posttype in swedish mode, but typed the slug in english.
