Hi Kaspars

I think I see the problem

There is an ajax request which fetches the template – and once this has been retrieved it will get a url using something like the_permalink – but it seems that when this function is being called, it does not know which language it is in, so that the permalinks are for the default language – but referencing a foreign language post – which results in 404..

How are you creating your translations for the search form? Do you see the flags on the Search & Filter page so that you can see/add translations? it seems that you may be creating many “english” language forms, but conditionally loading them on other pages – so the permalink you get back in your ajax request is always in english.

I’ve just sent you and update which has some WPML fixes – try this and let me know if the above information makes sense.

Thanks

Hey Kaspars

Yeah it looks like you may be right – I think I understand the issue.

Essentially, to get your posts, a request is made to admin-ajax – and when in that environment maybe get_permalink() doesn’t take in to account the language.

In S&F 2.0, I got rid of the admin-ajax stuff, and moved it all frontend – so I’m hoping the lang will be filtered properly.

I can send it to you test if you like? Its almost ready for release.

Thanks