Hi Rikard,
please find the logins to the staging area in the private content section of the msg.

Hi Rikard,
I have enabled the Editor. Please check. footer.php file wasn’t modified by us.

Hi @Ismael, yes I’ve tried it. I have the ‘Share on’ string translated and it shows correctly for all services except WhatsApp. ‘Share on WhatsApp’ seems to be a separate string that’s not in the .po file.

Hi @Ismael,
yes, I have set up the lt_LT files myself using a child theme solution.

There’s one more string that needs to be translated as well ‘Reloading the page’. Please see attached screenshot. Can you please send me the corresponding code snippet to be added to the .po file?

Hi @Yigit,
thanks for the suggestion. However, I’m trying to minimize the number of plugins on the site and instead of Loco Translate I’ve opted for editing the .po files with POedit. Why are these strings not to be found either in .po or .pot files of Enfold? Is this something that’s going to be fixed soon?
Thanks,
Andrius

@basilis,
another 2 days have passed without any response. That is a total of 9 days since the initial support request.
Have you managed to look into the issue?
Thanks,
Andrius

Hi @Rikard,

please find login details attached. The issue is unlikely related to caching (it was my first guess as well) as clearing the cache and enabling CloudFlare dev mode doesn’t solve the issue. Moreover, I had this issue checked by SiteGround Senior Technical Support Team and they came back with an answer that it’s not related to caching. De-activating WooCommerce solves the issue. However, removing the ALB Product Slider element solves the issue as well. So it doesn’t seem to be related to WooCommerce or Gravity Forms as forms using the same conditional logic and identical field configuration work properly on pages without the ALB Product Slider element.

Cheers,
Andrius

Hi @victoria_d,
this just seems like bouncing the ball to the other team. The parameter passed comes from Enfold contact form, not from Monsterinsights plugin. The problem is with the parameter as it only passes ‘1’ as value. MonsterInsights is one of the top plugins for this, so I’m sure other Enfold users would appreciate a more detailed answer instead of bouncing the ball to the other team’s gate.
I’ve been using Enfold since 2014 and I find it remarkable how some support queries are answered in detail even though they aren’t directly related to Enfold while others are downright refused. My impression is that the latter is happening more often now.
This is basic functionality that every site that measures their marketing actions need.
Andrius

Hi @victoria_d,
here’s the functions.php code I’m using:

add_filter('avf_contact_form_submit_button_attr','avia_add_submit_attributes_to_cf', 10, 3);
function avia_add_submit_attributes_to_cf($att, $formID, $form_params){
global $post;
$att = "onclick=\"__gaTracker('send', 'event', 'Forms', 'Submit', 'Contact Form $formID');\"";
return $att;
}

Please find login details attached. The site is live!

@ismael, thanks for explaining the limitations. I’ll use Mailchimp for WordPress plugin to achieve this instead. As it seems the only workable solution. Thanks!

@MichaelH, @Basilis,
yes I have translated the sign-up forms. However, my question was slightly different. The Enfold sign-up form works as expected with one caveat. It does not pass the language of the user to Mailchimp. Is there a way to do this? I need it to pass the language of the site depending on which of the sign-up forms is used on a multilingual site. Ideally, I want all subscribers to be on one Mailchimp list and then to segment them by the language.
Hope this is more clear now. Is there any way to achieve this using Enfold Mailchimp form or shall I look for other solutions?
Thanks,
Andrius