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supportHello, First, thank you so much for this plugin. I am used to Polylang and switched to WPML because it had a Gravity forms integration, bust WPML is such a nightmare… So i switched back and tried your plugin and it does exactly what I need. The only thing is that I don’t want the values to be translated, only the labels, so that all appears in original language in the admin. I edited the code modifying the white and black lists in the GravityFormsPolylang constructor, in order to black list the “value”, but maybe in the next version you could use a filter on white and black list to avoid this ? I also had to edit the code to avoid a fatal error (PHP 8.2) : Fatal error : Uncaught Error: Return value of GravityFormsPolylangInitialize::translateStrings() must be an instance of mixed, array returned in /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/cinelatino/wp-content/plugins/translate-gravity-forms-x-polylang/gf_pll.php on line 31 I just erased the “mixed” type from the line. Thanks again, Etienne
Hello, thank you for your feedback! The PHP Fatal error has been fixed in the latest version. I will think about what I can do for the value translations. Would a settings page where you can select which field types should be translated work for you?
Hello, Thank you! I realise I did not reply, sorry. A settings page would be great but as far as I am concerned, a filter to the blacklist array in the GravityFormsPolylang constructor would do the trick. Thanks again! Etienne
Hello, thank you for your feedback! The PHP Fatal error has been fixed in the latest version. I will think about what I can do for the value translations. Would a settings page where you can select which field types should be translated work for you?
Hello, Thank you! I realise I did not reply, sorry. A settings page would be great but as far as I am concerned, a filter to the blacklist array in the GravityFormsPolylang constructor would do the trick. Thanks again! Etienne