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On 3/23/2019 at 12:36 AM, wutsdis said:

I think you observe this because of enabled caching. Clear the caches or disable them temporarily. It happens for product edits as well, at least for me, that is.

 

I have completely and utterly disabled cache, yet it still happens. I also tried cleaning it every time I save. What I noticed, however, is that I simply have to wait after each time I save a new translation. So yes, you're partially right - it is caused by some kind of cache, even when I disable all of caching functions in PrestaShop settings.

What actually happens is that when I press "Save" the translation is correctly saved to the PHP file (modules/module_name/translations/pl.php). The translation file gets immediately updated on the server. However, it simply takes some time for PrestaShop to detect the updated PHP file and show the translations in the administration panel 

In other words, every time I am translating something, I make sure to simply wait around 5-10 minutes each time I press "save". I press "Save", the website reloads and the translations fields remain empty. That's the moment where I have to wait. I leave the translation settings and come back after 5-10 minutes. Boom, last translations show up and I can continue adding more. 

I have to be careful not to press "Save" again before PrestaShop detects previous translations. If I do it before PrestaShop detects the last translations they will be replaced with empty strings. SUPER annoying. I think it might have to do something with the cache on the website hosting for PHP files?

finnenhawke

finnenhawke

On 3/23/2019 at 12:36 AM, wutsdis said:

I think you observe this because of enabled caching. Clear the caches or disable them temporarily. It happens for product edits as well, at least for me, that is.

 

I have completely and utterly disabled cache, yet it still happens. I also tried cleaning it every time I save. What I noticed, however, is that I simply have to wait after each time I save a new translation. So yes, you're partially right - it is caused by some kind of cache, even when I disable all of caching functions in PrestaShop settings.

What actually happens is that when I press "Save" the translation is correctly saved to the PHP file (modules/module_name/translations/pl.php). The translation file gets immediately updated on the server. However, it simply takes some time for PrestaShop to detect the updated PHP file and show the translations in the administration panel 

In other words, every time I am translating something, I make sure to simply wait around 5-10 minutes each time I press "save". I have to be careful not to press "Save" again until PrestaShop detects previous translations. If I do it before PrestaShop detects the last translations they will be replaced with empty strings. SUPER annoying. I think it might have to do something with the cache on the website hosting for PHP files?

finnenhawke

finnenhawke

On 3/23/2019 at 12:36 AM, wutsdis said:

I think you observe this because of enabled caching. Clear the caches or disable them temporarily. It happens for product edits as well, at least for me, that is.

 

I have completely and utterly disabled cache, yet it still happens. I also tried cleaning it every time I save. What I noticed, however, is that I simply have to wait after each time I save a new translation. So yes, you're partially right - it is caused by some kind of cache, even when I disable all of caching functions in PrestaShop settings.

What actually happens is that when I press "Save" the translation is correctly saved to the PHP file (modules/module_name/translations/pl.php). The translation file gets immediately updated on the server. However, it simply takes some time for PrestaShop to detect the updated PHP file and show the translations in the administration panel 

In other words, every time I am translating something, I make sure to simply wait around 5-10 minutes each time I press "save". I have to be careful not to press "Save" again until PrestaShop detects previous translations. If I do it before PrestaShop detects the last translations there will be replaced with empty strings. SUPER annoying. I think it might have to do something with the cache on the website hosting.

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