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This 'glue' plugin makes it possible to run fully multilingual e-commerce sites using WooCommerce and WPML.
Key Features
- Translate all WooCommerce products (simple, variable, grouped, external)
- Easy translation management for products, categories and attributes
- Keeps the same language through the checkout process
- Sends emails to clients and admins in their language
- Allows inventory tracking without breaking products into languages
- Enables running a single WooCommerce store with multiple currencies
Compatibility with WooCommerce Extensions
Almost every WooCommerce store uses some extensions. WooCommerce Multilingual is fully compatible with popular extensions, including:
- WooCommerce Bookings
- WooCommerce Table Rate Shipping
- WooCommerce Subscriptions
- WooCommerce Product Add-ons
- WooCommerce Tab Manager
Looking for other extensions that are tested and compatible with WPML? See the complete list of WooCommerce extensions that are compatible with WPML.
Usage Instructions
For step by step instructions on setting up a multilingual shop, please go to WooCommerce Multilingual Manual page.
After installing, follow the steps of the setup wizard to translate the store pages, configure what attributes should be translated, enable the multi-currency mode and other settings.
Then, continue to the 'Products' and any categories, tags and attributes that you use.
When you need help, go to WooCommerce Multilingual support forum.
This version of WooCommerce Multilingual works with WooCommerce > 3.3.0
You will also need WPML, together with the String Translation and the Translation Management modules, which are part of the Multilingual CMS package.
Minimum versions for WPML and modules
WooCommerce Multilingual checks that the required components are active and up to date.
If the checks fail, WooCommerce Multilingual will not be able to run.
Minimum Requirements
- WordPress 4.7 or later
- PHP version 5.6 or later
MySQL version 5.6 or later
WooCommerce 3.3.0 or later
- WPML Multilingual CMS 4.3.0 or later
- WPML String Translation 3.0.0 or later
- WPML Translation Management 2.9.0 or later
WordPress automatic installation
In your WordPress dashboard, go to the Plugins section and click 'Add new'.
WPML Installer
If you're already using WPML on your site, in your WordPress dashboard, go to the Plugins section, click 'Add new' and go to the 'Commercial' tab.
Manual Installation
- Upload 'woocommerce-multilingual' to the '/wp-content/plugins/' directory
- Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
After installing the plugin either automatically or manually:
- Follow the steps of the setup wizard for the basic required configuration
- Translate existing content: products, attributes, permalink bases
- Optionally, add secondary currencies
Once you installer WooCommerce Multilingual, the built in Installer works together with the WordPress automatic update built in logic to make the updating process as easy as it can be.
- Does this work with other e-commerce plugins?
No. This plugin is tailored for WooCommerce.
- What do I need to do in my theme?
Make sure that your theme is not hard-coding any URL. Always use API calls to receive URLs to pages and you'll be fine.
- My checkout page displays in the same language
In order for the checkout and store pages to appear translated, you need to create several WordPress pages and insert the WooCommerce shortcodes into them. You'll have to go over the documentation and see that you performed all steps on the way.
- Can I have different urls for the store in the different languages?
Yes. You can translate the product permalink base, product category base, product tag base and the product attribute base on the Store URLs section.
- Why do my product category pages return a 404 error?
In this case, you may need to translate the product category base. You can do that on the Store URLs section.
- Can I set the prices in the secondary currencies?
By default, the prices in the secondary currencies are determined using the exchange rates that you fill in when you add or edit a currency. On individual products, however, you can override this and set prices manually for the secondary currencies.
- Can I have separate currencies for each language?
Yes. By default, each currency will be available for all languages, but you can customize this and disable certain currencies on certain languages.
- Is this plugin compatible with other WooCommerce extensions?
WooCommerce Multilingual is compatible with all major WooCommerce extensions. We're continuously work on checking and maintaining compatibility and collaborate closely with the authors of these extensions.
Contributors & Developers
"WooCommerce Multilingual – run WooCommerce with WPML" is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.Contributors
"WooCommerce Multilingual – run WooCommerce with WPML" has been translated into 7 locales. Thank you to the translators for their contributions.
Translate "WooCommerce Multilingual – run WooCommerce with WPML" into your language.
Interested in development?
Browse the code, check out the SVN repository, or subscribe to the development log by RSS.
Change log
- Fixed PHP Fatal error: Uncaught LogicException: A function must be an instance of \Twig_FunctionInterface or \Twig_SimpleFunction.
- Fixed wrong language for some string on WooCommerce shipping settings page when switching admin language using language switcher.
- Replaced some Twig templates with pure PHP templates as the first step towards the removal of Twig dependencies.
- Added compatibility class for WooCommerce order status Manager plugin
- Fixed PHP Notice for WC Variations Swatches And Photos compatibility.
- WooCommerce Bookings compatibility : Fixed notice when trying to cancel booking.
- Fixed a JavaScript error on the Store URLs tab.
- Fixed an issue where the "Fix translated variations relationships" troubleshooting option was removing translated variations.
- Fixed an issue where the strings for the default payment methods were not properly translated on the Checkout page.
- Fixed an issue where product names were not translated in the admin emails.
- Fixed an issue with the WooCommerce Subscriptions availability in the secondary language after purchasing the subscription in the original language.
- Fixed an issue with the cache flush during language switching.
- Fixed in the original ticket.
- Fixed an issue where the gateway strings would always register in English instead of the site's default language.
- Fixed an issue with the price filter widget not showing results in a secondary language.
- Fixed an issue where customers would not receive notifications in the correct language.
- Fixed an issue where the shipping classes in secondary languages were not calculated during checkout.
- Fixed error while sending WooCoomerce Bookings email for bookings which didn't have orders assigned.
- added comp. class to cover price update when products are edited with WOOBE plugin
- Updated compatibility class for WC Checkout Addons
- Fixed an issue where the total price on the Composite product page was not rounded.
- Fixed an issue causing wrong rewrite rules after saving the settings and visiting a page in a language other than the default.
- Fixed an issue with incorrect price converting for the Product add-ons.
- Fixed an issue with the currency reverting to the default one during checkout.
- Fixed removed meta from original product not synchronized to translation.
- Fixed an issue where the BACS gateway instructions were not translated when re-sending the customer notification email from the admin.
- Fixed an issue with missing language information for attribute terms that happened after changing the attribute slug.
- Removed the Twig Composer dependency as it now relies on Twig from the WPML core plugin.
- Fixed an issue where the Products shortcode was not working in the secondary language.
- Fixed the images that were wrongly inserted in the translation job when attachments are not translatable.
- Significantly improved the site performance on when updating the page, post, or a WooCommerce product page in the admin.
- Added the "wp_" prefix to all cookies so that hosting and caching layers can properly handle them.
- Display larger images when hovering thumbnails in the WooCommerce Multilingual Products admin page.
- Added the "wcml_new_order_admin_email_language" filter to allow setting the language of emails sent to admins for new or updated orders.
- Fix wrong currency code after removing item from manually created order
- Replace *_woocommerce_term_meta functions on *_term_meta
- Fix gallery images not showing up on translated product page
- Fix double calculating order item price while manually adding it from admin to order with WooCommerce 3.6.0
- Fix performance issues on checkout with manage stock products
- Fix performance issue on shop page with WooCommerce 3.6
- Fix loading scripts on admin pages
- Fix coupon discount when editing order from admin
- Fix wrong product price after adding another product to existing order from admin
- Fix my-account page endpoints in secondary language with pages set to "Display as translated"
- Add "get_post_metadata" hook to filter Woocommerce product data
- Added function in troubleshooting page to fix broken variations
- Fixed DB error when saving a variation with specific steps
- Fix refreshing of status icon when ATE Job of updated content is synced
- Fix few notices when removing a Elementor widget and refresh page
- Fetch ATE translations from WCML Product Translation Tab
- Fix warning when adding comment to product
- Fixed wrong price calculation when adding product to new order on backend
- Fixed bookings counter on admin bookings listing page
- Fixed stock quantity not synchronized to translation when creating it
- Fixed notice when saving translation
- Fixed translated attributes via ATE/Translation service not connected to translated product
- Fix not translated "On Hold" email subject after returning order from "Processing"
- Remove unneded $_SESSION variables on checkout page
- Fix PHP notice
Notice: Only variables should be passed by reference
- Implemented dependency check for minimum compatible versions of required WPML plugins
- Fixed default variation not pre-selected on front-end for translated product with non latin attribute in default language
- Fix cannot change currency with "wcml_client_currency" filter
- Fixed not valid API key when trying manually update exchange rates
- WooCommerce Variation Swatches and Photos compatibility to translate attributes
- Fix related product displays in all languages
- Added compatibility with Yikes Custom Product Tabs
- Added the ability to associate BACS accounts with currencies
- Hide reviews in other languages link, if there are no reviews in product
- Update WCML Logo
- Removed Product Type Column from WCML backend and added compatibility with the WC Product Type Column plugin
- Fix low_stock_amount not synchronized to translations
- Fix custom attribute with number in name not appears to translation in Translation editor
- Fix not applied price rule for WooCommerce Table Rate Shipping in second currency
- Fix translated custom field wrongly saved to translation if contains array of strings
- Endless loop when using troubleshooting action to duplicate terms
- Fixed an issue with Elementor PRO products block showing all categories in the translated page.
- Fixed Xliff doesn't contains variation descriptions for WooCommerce Subscriptions
- Fixed compatibility issue with Flatsome theme
- Fix issue with custom product attribute title when trying to upload translation with XLIFF file
- Fixed cart validate for specific situations
- Added filter for translated package rates
- Added WPML switcher buttons library for Multi Currency in backend
- Fix loading Jquery to any place in code and in header
- Added fix for variation product "become" out-of-stock when translating using native screen
- Removed backward compatibility filters for terms synchronization
- Fixed attribute slug language always set to English
- Wrong path in Bookings compatibility class
- Fixed a fatal error occuring with older versions of WooCommerce (3.3.5)
- Fixed confirming order as complete from the order edit screen, does not decrement the second language stock qty
- Product category data always synchronizes on save of the translation and does not respect WPML option to sync taxonomies
- Fixed call to undefined method WPML_URL_Filters::remove_global_hooks with WPML < 3.6.0
- Fixed compatibility class name for wc product addons
- Fixed manual order creation does not respect manual prices
- Fix email language for the order as complete emails
- Fixed Composite Products compatibility – Price not rounding to the nearest integer
- Fixed missing custom attribute in XLIFF file / Pro Translation
- Fix Endpoint error to prevent 404 in some cases
- Fixed accepted arguments for terms_clause
- Resolved an exception causing an error message in the cart in some setups
- Fixed missed synchronization of 'outofstock' visibility term between product translations
- Fix broken logic with Table Rate Shipping when product uses class with "break and abort" rule
- Custom attributes terms not copied to diplicated translation after update values in original
- Added support for wpml endpoints
- WP Fastest Cache compatibility – fixed currency switcher problem
- Added ability to set custom prices for secondary currencies in WC Product Add-Ons
- Update minimum requirements
- Added ability to add custom payment methods for each currency
- Added ability to filtering comments by language
- Use display-as-translated for product images and product galleries
- Fixed issue when deleting a currency in Safari
- Fixed issue causing fatal error when activating WCML and WPML String Translation
- Changes in the Fixer.io API
- Added a fix where in some situation the product slug URL is not translated correctly
- Variable product removed from cart when switching language on the cart page
- Multicurrency in defaults not calculated correctly when creating manual order
- Product Bundles – search products returned wrong values
- Translating custom product category base leads to products returning error 404 when both bases contains the same string
- Table Rate Shipping – products with different classes produce no shipping method on cart page
- New order admin email subject and heading were overwrites with wrong data
- Fix small issue in product stock sync
- Refund and restock – not working properly when refunding the variation in second language
- WooCommerce Product Bundles -> original overwrites translation (visible when using title/description override)
- Enhanced language switchers
- Improved REST API support
- Updated WooCommerce 2.7 compatibiilty
- Added the ability to translate product terms in the products translation editor
- Enhanced the translation of rich text custom fields in the products translation editor.
- Compatibility with WooCommerce Product Bundles (updated, not for WooCommerce 2.7)
- Compatibility with ACF Pro (fixes)
- Compatibility with WooCommerce Bookings (fixes)
- Compatibility with WP Simple Survey (fixes)
- Fix: Translations for custom attributes containing the umlaut character were not showing on the frontend.
- Fix: Some gallery images were not synchronized when using the corresponding option on the troubleshooting page.
- Fix: Incorrect country name translations were used in the order confirmation email is some situations.
- Fix: Some endpoints were not accessible when using the 'Different languages in directories' configuration.
- Fix: Order screen displayed 'Variation # of Product name' instead of just the product name.
- Fix: The custom prices were not displayed correctly on the front end when using ',' as a decimal separator.
- Fix: In specific circumstances, the product category URLs were returning a 404 error.
- Fix: New lines were not copied correctly when using the products translation editor.
- Fix: In some circumstances, accessing product categories without a trailing slash generated PHP notices.
- Fix: The stock status was not synchronized correctly for variable products.
- Fix: By removing an attribute, only the terms in the default language were removed from the database.
- Fix: When using the option to display only products with custom prices in the secondary currencies and the price was 0, the products variations were not visible on the front end.
- Fix: The option to set separate download files for each translation was not working correctly for variable products
- Bug fix: empty shipping class was shown on the Quick Editor when using WooCommerce Table Rate Shipping
- Bug fix: the Translation Editor could not save the same slug for translations of the same product
- Bug fix: sales by product reports were inorect when filterign by languages including a dash character in their code
- Bug fix: as of version 4.0.2 the option to use custom settings for translations download files was not always working
- Bug fix: a PHP fatal error was shown when WooCommerce Multilingual was active but WooCommerce was not active
- Bug fix: global attributes of variations were not copied to transltions when using the native interface to edit product translations
- Bug fix: it was not possible to add multiple bookings in the cart at one time (when using WooCommerce Bookings)
- Bug fix: custom URL parameters were not preserved when switching the language on the shop page
- Fixed various incompatibilities with PHP 7.1
- Fixed fatal error caused by syntax incompatible with PHP versions prior 5.5
- Added a troubleshooting option to fix a problem with incorrectly translated product_type terms revealed by upgrading to WordPress 4.7
- Fixed various issues introduced by version 4.0.0
- Fixed a problem that was preventing the cart from being updated for some users: items added or removed
- Fixed a problem with product categories not being synchronized for product translations in some cases
- Added the option to configure automatic exchange rates for the multi-currency mode
- Optimized the synchronization process between products and their translations when saving products
- Added the option to reset the cart when switching the languages or currencies
- Added compatibility updates for WordPress 4.7
- Improved usability aspects related to popular compatible extensions
- Added compatibility updates for upcoming WooCommerce 2.7
- Fixed a compatibility issue with Yoast SEO premium: Redirects to the original product were created for translated variations
- Fixed a compatibility issue with WooCommerce Tab Manager: HTML was stripped out when saving the translation of a tab
- Bug fix: downloadable products were added multiple times to the cart (instead of quantity change)
- Bug fix: order-pay endpoint string was re-registering itself with a blank value
- Fixed a bug introduced in 3.9.4 that prevented translating variable products
- Fixed an issue with custom prices (secondary currency) overriding the price in the default currency in some conditions
- Fixed an issue with WooCommerce Authorize.Net AIM Gateway happening when using the credit cart checkout
- Bug fix: the group products were excluded from the order notification emails
- Fixed a compatibility issue with Revolution Slider
- Changed the input field for variation descriptions to textarea in the tranlsation editor
- Fixed an issue related to rates per shipping in secondary currencies when using WooCommerce Table Rate Shipping
- Bug fix: the shipping class was not displayed in the backend when when using WooCommerce Table Rate Shipping and creating the product in a secondary language
- Fixed a compatibility issue with WooCommerce Print Invoices
- Fixed compatibility issues with Sensei
- Added a filter for rounding rules logic
- Added a currencies that do not use decimals
- Fixed a bug that was causing the currency switcher to not be displayed on the cart and checkout pages in certain conditions
- Fixed PHP notices on the backend when using PHP 7
- Fixed a bug making the number of decimals for the default currency being overridden in the backend when the multi-currency was on
- Bug fix: User with the Shop Manager role was could not access WooCommerce Multilingual menu
- Bug fix: the shipping tax was not applied correctly when using a WooCommerce version prior 2.6
- Bug fix: Translations for variaiton descriptions were not saved correctly
- Bug fix: New order emails sent to admins included incorrectly translated strings
- Bug fix: A fatal error was occurring when upgrading from WooCommerce Multilingual 3.3 (or older)
- Product add-on titles were missing from order pages and emails
- Bug fix: Fixed a bug causing fatal error on older PHP versions (before 5.6)
- Fixed a bug related to the stock information not syncing correctly across translations
- Bug fix: and incorrect value for products out of stock was show on the dashboard
- Bug fix: the link to edit custom prices was not working for variations
- Added compatibility with WooCommerce 2.7 (orders, coupons etc…)
- Included the custom taxonomies associated with products in the WooCommerce Multilingual menu
- Added the possibility to translate the attribute slugs
- Added possibility to include some HTML tags in the currency switcher
- Added the option to show the cart total in the currency switcher
- Import payment methods translations from mo files upon activation
- Many usability improvements
- Moved the WooCommerce Multilingual submenu under the WooCommerce menu
- Added two new subsections to the Status section: products and multi-currency
- Bug fix: table Rates labels were not showing up on the cart page when WCML was active
- Bug fix: the currency order preview was not including the newly added currencies
- Bug fix: number of untranslated terms was sometimes wrong in the Status area
- Bug fix: in some cases a variation description field showed up twice in the Translation Editor
- Bug fix: orders showed the attributes slugs instead of names
- Bug fix: for products without prices (no purchase button), the translations were showing up as 'Free' (with purchase button)
- Fixed a compatibility issue with WooCommerce Bookings: custom prices were not displayed correctly in the second currency
- Added fixed to the compatibility class for WooCommerce Tab Manager
- Fixed a compatibility problem with the recent version W3TC related to the currency switcher
- Fixed compatibility issues with WooCommerce Product Add-ons
- Fix shipping cost conversion issue specific to PHP 5.6
- Bug fix: an incorrect shipping cost was displayed on the backend when the order was placed in a secondary currency
- Bug fix: users with the Shop Manager role were not able to translate products
- Bug fix: changing an order language in the backend did not change the language for attributes in the order
- Bug fix: for every e-mail action took when editing an order a new order e-mail was sent to the admin
- Fixed more problems related to converting shipping costs in secondary currencies
- Fixed one compatibility problem with WooCommerce Show Single Variations
- Bug fix: product translations were not synchronized correctly when marking an existing product as a translation of another one
- Bug fix: variation names not displayed in tooltips on the orders screen in the backend
- Updated the wpml-config.xml configuration file: copy prices to product translations also when multi-currency is not on
- Other small fixes for the admin interface
- Bug fix: minimum required amount was not calculated correctly for secondary currencies (not included in the previous version)
- Added improvements to the Translation Editor for translating custom fields for products and variations
- Added access for translator subscribers to translate content
- Fixed compatibility issues with WooCommerce Visual Products Configurator (wrong amount in cart)
- Fixed a compatibility issue with WooCommerce Product Addons (untranslated labels)
- Fixed compatibility issues with WooCommerce Composite products
- Fixed some new compatibility issues with WooCommerce Bookings
- Bug fix: when using language as parameter and the 'dropdown' option was used for the product categories widget, translated urls were not working
- Bug fix: shipping costs were not showing on the secondary languages in some cases
- Bug fix: the shipping costs were not calculated correctly for currencies using less decimals than the default currency
- Bug fix: adding a product to the cart and then adding its translation too could lead to a fatal error
- Bug fix: switching the language on the cart page when using different domains for different languages was emptying the cart
- Bug fix: minimum required amount was not calculated correctly for secondary currencies
- Bug fix: incorrect currency symbol was displayed on the 'Filter by Price' widget
- Bug fix: cart strings not displaying in the correct language in some conditions
- Bug fix: prices in secondary currencies were not updated on the front end after changing the price (the cache was not invalidated)
- Bug fix: shipping classes were not synchronized for translated products in some circumstances
- Bug fix: translated endpoints were missing from teh rewrite rules after updating the permalinks
- Bug fix: stock status was sometimes not synchronized correctly when changing the stock manually
- Bug fix: when using the default category base the language switcher did not show translated urls on the front end
- Updated the cart cache hashes logic according to new WooCommerce logic
- Added a new filter: 'wcml_product_custom_prices'
- Added separate section for translatable fields for external products in the translations editor
- Fixed compatibility issues with WooCommerce Table Rate Shipping 3.0+
- Fixed one compatibility issue with WooCommerce Dynamic Pricing: the discount was not shown on the mini-cart
- Fixed compatibility with Product Add-ons: strings were not translated
- Fixed one compatibility issue with WooCommerce Ajax Cart: cart quantities were not updating
- Fixed one compatibility issue with WooCommerce Bookings: incorrect bookings were shown in the backend when toggling between admin languages
- Fixed one compatibility issue with the Adventure Tours theme
- Fixed one compatibility issue with the Aurum theme
- Fixed compatibility issues with the Composite Products plugin
- Bug fix: auto-generated slugs on the products translation editor were not made unique
- Bug fix: sometimes prices with decimals were subtracted 0.01
- Made translation controls on the WooCommerce products page disabled by default
- Optimized autoloading of PHP classes for better performance
- A new design, a new look and feel complementing the new WPML 3.4
- A new translation editor for the products
- New options for translating product attributes
- An enhanced and dedicated configuration screen for multi-currency
- Easier translation of URLs
- Immediate attention to configuration issues on the Status page
- Improved support for the WooCommerce REST API
- Straightforward setup wizard to run WooCommerce Multilingual
- Bundled Installer makes it effortless to add in the required plugins
- Option for downloadable products to share files under each product
- Other price types can be set custom values for secondary currencies
- Translating WooCommerce email strings also got simpler
- Numerous bug fixes and enhancements
- Compatibility with WooCommerce 2.6 (woocommerce_term_meta tables removed)
- Fixed a compatibility issue with WooCommerce Table Rate Shipping (shipping class not showing on secondary language)
- Bug fix: Translated shipping classes were sometimes not displayed for secondary languages
- Bug fix: WooCommerce Booking & Appointments causes Fatal Error when Translation Management
- Bug fix: Yoast custom fields were not shown in the translation editor
- Fixed a problem with BACS payment gateway strings not being translated in order confirmation page
- Fixed some compatibility issues with WooCommerce Tab Manager
- Fixed a problem introduced in the previous version: Mollie payment methods not working when using the 'Mollie Payments for WooCommerce' plugin
- Bug fix: When adding a global attribute inline while creating a product in a secondary language, the term was created in the wrong language
- Fixed a compatibility issues with WooCommerce Tab Manager: fatal error when trying to translate a product
- Fixed another compatibility issues with WooCommerce Tab Manager: when a product had only a global tab, the translated tab didn't show up on the translated product
- Improvements for how the gateways strings are registered for translation
- Updated logic for registering and translating Shipping zones and methods according to changes in WooCommerce 2.6
- Fixed a bug that made the shop pages return 404 errors on WordPress 4.5
- Fixed warnings caused by terms translated before the WooCommerce Multilingual activation
- Bug fix: WooCommerce Multilingual locales for secondary languages were not loaded correctly
- Bug fix: the downloadable products were not synced properly with their translations
- Bug fix: the confirmation for installing WooCommerce translations for the secondary languages was not saved
- Bug fix: The option to "Show only products with custom prices in secondary currencies" was not working well for variable products
- Bug fix: saving custom prices when creating a new product didn't work
- Removed backward compatibility with WooCommerce versions older than 2.1
- Small compatibility fixes for the upcoming WordPress 4.5
- Fixed a problem with the pagination on the products list page under the WooCommerce Multilingual section
- Fixed a small issue with the product translations editor (additional toolbar showing)
- Fixed a compatibility issue with Memcached on Siteground: product category archive pages were returning 404
- Bug fix: the price widget was not using the correct values with multi-currency mode on
- Bug fix: in some cases the costs for International Shipping were not calculated correctly in the secondary languages
- Bug fix: When using comma for a decimal separator, for custom prices, the rounded values were not determined correctly
- Bug fix: In some cases, translated product variations were displayed as 'out of stock' on the front end.
- Fixed a fatal error occurring when selecting the WPML admin language to 'All languages' on the WooCommerce settings page
- Compatibility with WooThemes Mix and Match Products
- Fixed a bug preventing a shipping to be set to a variation when the default language of the product was not English
- Fixed a bug that was sometimes preventing the 'incl. vat' suffix to be displayed on prices
- Fixed a compatibility issue with Gravity Forms Product Add-Ons
- Fixed an issue prevent the correct plugin activation in some cases
- Fixed an issue potentially causing uncatched errors when using some specific payment gateways
- Updated the logic for downloading WooCommerce translations from translate.wordpress.org
- Compatibility with WooCommerce Bookings 1.9 (and fixed othe small compatibility issues with older versions)
- Fixed a compatibility issue with WooCommerce Subscriptions: the sign-up fee was not correct in the 2nd currency
- Fixed a compatibility issue with WooCommerce Subscriptions: a fatal error was triggered during the checkout process in some circumstances
- Fixed other compatibility issues with WooCommerce Subscriptions: endpoints, incorrect signup fee in secondary currency
- Fixed a compatibility issue with WooCommerce Payment Gateways: some strings were registered/changed when on checkout
- Bug fix: variations created with Any were not showing the user selected attribute when added to the cart
- Bug fix: it was not possible to changeor or set the "Set prices in other currencies manually" option for a duplicate product
- Fixed a compatibiilty issue with WooCommerce Bulk Stock Management (the 'out of stock' flag was not synced)
- Bug fix: private products were visible to all users on grouped products
- Bug fix: the tax label could register in the wrong language sometimes and then it was not possible to translate it correctly
- Bug fix: partial the subject and heading for the refund emails were not translated when sent to users who had placed orders in secondary languages
- Fixed an issue that was causing a fatal error for sites using the Flatsome theme
- Fixed an issue with translating standard tax rate name
- Fixed an issue with product categories widget
- Fixed issue with variable products in cart ( local attributes not translated after switching language )
- Added filter for _load_filters function in multi-currency class
- Set variations as translatable post type
- Fixed several problems with the permalinks when using the slash character in the bases
- Fixed an issue with coupons: the coupons were not applied according to the minimum amount of the cart in the current currency
- Fixed one compatibility issue with the Flatsome theme
- Fixed a bug preventing the shop page link to be translated correctly to the other languages (when using WPML 3.3.1+)
- Fixed a backward compatibility with WPML versions prior 3.2 (causing fatal error)
- Bug fix: in some specific cases variations were not created correctly – 'Any %name%' instead of term value
- Bug fix: updating a product for which attached media had been deleted caused a warning (WooCommerce issue: 9681)
- Fixed an issue with completing PayPal payments when using the default permalinks and the language as a parameter in the urls
- Fixed an issue with order notes in the WP admin: 'array' was displayed instead of the actual note
- Fixed a problem with the previous version that caused a fatal error when upgrading
- Added support for translating custom attributes (for variations) via the professional translation
- Added support for translating products tab information (WooCommerce Tab Manager) via the professional translation
- Added support for translating persons and resources (WooCommerce Bookings) via the professional translation
- Added support for translating products bundle data (WooCommerce Product Bundles) via the professional translation
- Added extended compatibility and support for professional translation for WooCommerce Composite Products
- Bug fix: it was not possible to set a product translation as draft when the original was published
- Bug fix: in some cases the product categories hierarchy (and count) was not sycned across translations
- Bug fix: the custom title and description of a bundle of a translated product was removed after updating the original product
- Bug fix: custom fields that did not have any translation preference were wrongfully copied across translations
- Bug fix: multi-currency was not working properly for product variations when the "Show only products with custom prices in secondary currencies" option was on
- Fixed an important compatibility issue with Yoast SEO (fatal error when using Yoast SEO 3.0+)
- Bug fix: wcml_check_on_duplicate_products_in_cart was incorrectly duplicated specific items in the cart
- Added synchronization for the 'featured' flag (star) for products across translations
- Fixed one compatibility problem with WooCommerce Bookings: bookings were not filtered by language on the front end
- Fixed one compatibility problem with WooCommerce Composite Products (causing a fatal error when viewing a composite product)
- Bug fix: in some cases the cart total in a secondary currency was wrongfully rounded instead of showing the decimals
- Bug fix: translated products were not published on the same schedule when using the future publishing
- Bug fix: in some situations variations could not be created for a variable product with global attributes that contained special characters
- Bug fix: wrong currency was used in an order when the currency was changed while placing the order and checkingout with Paypal
- Bug fix: the relationship of a duplicate product with the original was lost when the original was updated.
- Compatibility fixes for WooCommerce Bookings and WooCommerce Composite Products
- Fixed a typo in a function that caused a fatal error
- Added support for strings in different languages. Translated strings are not required to be in English (Requires WPML 3.3+)
- Fixed a compatibility issue with WooCommerce Bookings: bookings in all languages showing on calendar (requires WooCommerce Bookings 1.8+)
- Fixed a compatibility issue with WooCommerce Bookings: deleting a reservation did not delete translations too (requires WooCommerce Bookings 1.8+)
- Fixed a PayPal checkout issue when multi-currency was enabled and the decimal separator was set to comma and thousands separator was set to dot
- Fixed a compatibility issue with WooCommerce Product Addons: adding a second item for the same product added the first product again too
- Bug fix: a slash character was missing the in product breadcrumb when the translated page slug was identical to the one in the default language
- Bug fix: incorrect cost for the flat rate shipping was displayed in certain circumstances
- Improved compatibility with Gravity Forms Product Addons for translating the cart data
- Removed a deprecated hook used for the compatibility with WooCommerce Subscriptions
- Bug fix: cart_widget.js code was loaded in places that it wasn't needed
- Bug fix: in a specific case, the price in a secondary currency was not displayed correctly (the amount in the original currency was displayed)
- Bug fix: content was disappearing when switching between the visual and text editors on the product translation editor
- Bug fix: when using attributes that were numeric values a catchable fatal error was triggered
- Fixed one issue that was causing a fatal error when an older version WPML was used (184.108.40.206)
- Bug fix: Custom prices for variations were not saved when clicking the 'Save changes' button
- Bug fix: Pagination was not working for a category having the term id equal to the id of the account page
- Bug fix: 'Shop' was appearing two times in the breadcrumbs when using the shop base + category for a product url base
- Bug fix: Fixed one issue with WooCommerce Bookings – adding two separate bookings to the cart showed as one item instead of two
- Bug fix: The products menu order was not synced in some situations
- Fixed a compatibility issue with the Peddlar theme
- Fixed a styling issue on the custom prices section for product variations
- Updates for the compatibility with WooCommerce Product Bundles from the plugin author
- Bug fix: Sometimes it was not possible to enable the slug translation for a custom post when WooCommerce Multilingual was active
- Bug fix: Prices for variable products were not converted correctly when using multiple currencies after the WooCommerce 2.4 update
- Bug fix: Variations translations were not created when using custom attributes with space characters in them
- Bug fix: When the option to show only products with custom prices in the secondary currencies was on, no products were displayed
- Changed the order in which the products are displayed on the WooCommerce Multilingual products editor: chronological DESC
- Added a series of compatibility fixes for WooCommerce 2.4.x (custom attributes, endpoints)
- Bug fix: Incorrect prices were calculated for Table Rate Shipping (bug originally fixed in version 3.6.5)
- Bug fix: WooCommerce Bookings – when you deleted a booking from the backend, the calendar on the front end did not update
- Bug fix: WooCommerce Bookings – translations of a booking post were not deleted when the original post was deleted
- Bug fix: WooCommerce Bookings – booking product appeared multiple times in the cart in some cases
- Bug fix: WooCommerce Bookings – when a booking product was created from the backend, multiple posts were created in some cases
- Bug fix: 'Stock Qty' field was not locked in the translated variations section
- Bug fix: Converted prices in secondary currencies were incorrect in some situations. e.g. For VND with an VND:EUR exchange rate of 30,000:1
- Bug fix: Wrong urls were displayed in the language switcher for product category or product tag urls
- Fixed a bug that was causing a PHP warning when using a WPML version prior 3.2
- Enabled the WooCommerce Bookings compatibility support
- Bug fix: Fixed a bug that caused a wrong price to be displayed when adding a product in the cart from two different languages
- Bug fix: After a product translation was edited in the standard product editor, the WooCommerce custom attribute translations were lost
- Bug fix: The product variations failed to sync when the term_id was different than the term_taxonomy_id for the terms used to create the variations
- Bug fix: Some product translations were showing non existing discounted prices
- Fixed a couple of compatibility issues with WooCommerce Product Bundles (e.g. with using the Flatsome theme)
- Fixed a small usability issue related to Sensei
- Bug fix: Stock quantity not synchronized when items were used in orders created in the backend
- Bug fix: Payment gateways strings were not registered for string translation
- Bug fix: Global Attributes were not translated in the WooCommerce Mail
- Bug fix: In some cases the WooCommerce endpoints were not translated correctly
- Bug fix: An extra 'a' tag was added to products in the mini-cart
- Bug fix: A 404 error was returned on the translated product category archive page
- Bug fix: Some shipping methods were displayed incorrectly on the cart page when using Table Rate Shipping
- Bug fix: In some cases prices showing the Paypal order summary included decimals even if the prices were supposed to be rounded to integers
- Bug fix: When adding different variations of a product, a single variation was added more times
- Bug fix: Urls in the secondary languages were not working properly when using the deafault translations (from teh mo files) instead of translating tehm with string translation
- Bug fix: In some cases some email notification strings were not registered
- Fixed a compatibility problem with Dynamic Pricing: in a specific context, based on a price rule, the end price was multiplied by a factor with each page reload
- Bug fix: Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_PAAMAYIM_NEKUDOTAYIM (introduced in 3.6.1)
- Bug fix: In some conditions it was not possible to load product pages in other languages than the default.
- Bug fix: Fixed some compatibility issues with Product Bundles
- Fixed a bug causing a PHP warning when using an older version of WPML String Translation
- Bug fix: A product could appear multiple times in the cart when added in different languages
- Bug fix: Product attribute labels translations were not showing on the frontend in some circumstances
- Bug fix: Attributes labels translations not showing on the 'Add product' admin panel
- Bug fix: The flags for custom languages were not showing correctly on the products editor screen
- Bug fix: The currency switcher was missing from the WooCommerce Status dashboard widget (in version 3.6.1)
- Bug fix: The auto-adjust ids functionality from WPML was not working with wc_get_product_terms
- Bug fix: The 'shop' link was stripped out of the breadcrumb in the Woocommerce product page.
- Bug fix: The product category template was not working correctly in secondary languages
- Bug fix: Fixed a problem with sanitize_title for variations in Danish and German
- Moved the Tab manager settings to separate file from the WCML config
- Duplicates for media are now being created, if missing, when product translations are created.
- Bug fix: Fixed a fatal error that was occurring when the WPML was not updated to version 3.2 while the WPML addons were updated to the latest versions.
- Updated the taxonomy translation synchronization to be compatible with WPML 3.2
- Bug fix: the notice that shows up on the general settings page when the default language is not English did not hide when it was dismissed.
- Bug fix: after adding a new currency and reloading the page, the new currency was gone. Also the exchange rate was wrong after re-adding teh currency.
- Bug fix: an incorrect currency was being passed to the payment gateway when paying for an order created in the backend.
- Bug fix: the prices in the custom currencies were not saved when a product was published.
- Bug fix: extra backslashes were added when translating custom attribute name in products.
- Bug fix: custom product categories template was not working as expected
- Bug fix: updating WordPress language packs was not working when using custom locale codes in WPML
- Bug fix: Variable products returned error in secondary language "This product is currently out of stock and unavailable."
- Bug fix: The publishing date was not updating on translation when changed on the product in the original language
- Bug fix: Attributes with the value "0" value were not displayed on the front end
- Bug fix: Modified Free shipping label could not be translated
- Bug fix: When editing product translations it was possible to save an empty slug.
- Added the ability to edit the slugs of the translated products in the products editor
- Added the option to show only products with custom prices on the front end
- Performance improvements: fewer db queries, caching. Up to 40% faster on large sites.
- Support for the 'lang' parameter in WooCommerce REST API calls
- Option to hide the default currency selector on the product page
- Bug fix: Fixed a design issue on the 'connect with translation' pop-up on products.
- Bug fix: Accessing the source content in the WooCommerce Multilingual product translation content editor was not possible sometimes.
- Bug fix: 'Invisible' products were showing as links in the cart instead of just names.
- Bug fix: The cart_widget.js code was always loaded.
- Bug fix: Screen Options & Check All not working on WooCommerce Orders page
- Bug fix: Sometimes the IPN Url sent to Paypal was wrong causing a 404 error after the payment was complete
- Bug fix: Translated endpoint pages were sometimes returning 404
- Bug fix: When using a default language different than English, the product permalink base was not in English.
- Bug fixed: Custom attributes were disappearing after updating a product in the WooCommerce native product editor
- Tested compatibility with WordPress 4.2
- Security review and fixes
- Made the key "woocommerce_cancelled_order_settings" translatable
- Email heading and subject sent after placing an order were not translated when using 'Complete' button on orders page
- Bug fixed: warning about minimum order requirement always showing in some conditions when using a child theme
- Bug fixed: Can't access source content in WCML product translation table
- Bug fixed: Custom Post Types leads to 404 error
- Bug fixed: Redirection issues with "Your latest posts" as a front page
- Bug fixed: Yoast fileds not saved in WooCommerce Multilingual products table
- Bug fixed: Translated endpoints returns page not found
- Bug fixed: Custom fields are locked in variation section
- Compatibility with WooCommerce 2.3.x
- Bug fixed: Redirection issues with "Shop" page as front page
- Bug fixed: Language column was missing from the products list page
- Bug fixed: Product tags disappeared after updating the product attribute 'size'
- Bug fixed: Featured image title and text were not editable in the WooCommerce Multilingual Translation Table
- Bug fixed: Only first three attributes were available for translation
- Bug fixed: The shipping fee was not converted correctly when using the multi-currency mode
- Bug fixed: The default currency configuration (decimal & thousand separator) was ignored when the multi-currency was active
- Bug fixed: Subsequent request to product preview page lead to a 404 page.
- Bug fixed: 'Insert link' button on the visual editor of the products translations screen was not working.
- Bug fixed: Fixed another compatibility problem with WooCommerce Product Tabs
- Bug fixed: A variable product was showing an incorrect price in the cart
- Bug fixed: The flat rate shipping was showing the wrong price on the checkout page in certain conditions
- Bug fixed: Performance issue with queries number
- Added support for creating products in secondary languages only.
- Added enhancements for the Woocommerce Multilingual products table (filter by original language, display language flag).
- Added option to synchronize the products and product taxonomies order.
- Bug fixed: The cart was not updating quantities for variable product (when have more than one variable in the cart).
- Bug fixed: The cart total was not updating when using get_cart_total() and get_cart_subtotal() functions in other plugins or themes.
- Bug fixed: Wrong price format and order total were displayed on the new order page in the WP admin
- Bug fixed: The featured image and the gallery images were overridden when updating translations
- Bug fixed: Fixed the 'Keep' option that allows keeping the same currency on teh front end, when switching the language.
- Bug fixed: Fixed a javascript error that was showing when changing currencies order
- Bug fixed: The decimal number was not working correctly for the default currency
- Bug fixed: Fixed a compatibility problem with WooCommerce Product Tabs
- Bug fixed: A coupon was applied incorrectly to all products in the cart when they were defined for specific product variations.
- Bug fixed: WooCommerce note email language was not correct
- Bug fixed: WooCommerce reports were showing duplicate products
- Bug fixed: When using WordPress in a folder, the checkout showed an 'expired session' error message.
- Added support currency argument in raw_price_filter
- Bug fixed: Incorrect decimal separator for prices on WordPress admin
- Bug fixed: 'Insert link' button not working on products translator interface.
- Bug fixed: Switching currency after adding to cart was adding an additional item
- Bug fixed: Review setting not preserved on translation of variable product
- Bug fixed: "Visible on the products page" option for product attributes was still selectable for product translation.
- Bug fixed: Translation status icon not updated on products translator page
- Bug fixed: Shipping rate was lost when WPML is activated
- Bug fixed: WooCommerce 'sort by' links going to blog not products
- Bug fixed: Option to select currency position was missing immediately after a new currency was added
- Accommodated taxonomy translation changes in WPML
- Bug fix: A variable product was somtimes breaking the shopping cart
- Fixes added for translating custom fields that are textareas
- Additional support for updating the WooCommerce translations.
- Added currency switcher for the WooCommerce status widget on the WordPress admin dashboard.
- Usability fixes for the translation of custom attributes in the WooCommerce native editor.
- Added validation for the sale amount when using custom prices with multi-currency.
- Bug fixed: Incorrect currency symbol position on edit order page.
- Bug fixed: Incorrect currency displayed for order when editing an order in the backend.
- Bug fixed: Coupon option 'Exclude sale items' was not being applied correctly. Sale items were not excluded.
- Bug fixed: Currency switcher widget was not showing under the available widgets list in the backend.
- Bug fixed: The breadcrumbs structure dropped the shop page when WooCommerce Multilingual was activated.
- Bug fixed: Manually adding a product to an order is not taking a custom price (secondary currency) if set.
- Bug fixed: Error when trying to add a category when "All languages" was selected in the admin language switcher.
- Fixed bug related to back-compatibility with WooCommerce versions < 2.2.*
- Compatibility with WooCommerce 2.2.x
- Auto-download WooCommerce translations for active and new languages
- Page titles translations for WooCommerce pages taken from WooCommerce Multilingual .mo files
- Product base, product category slug, product tag slug and product attribute bases will always have to be translated via String Translation (not using WooCommerce translations from the mo files)
- Added warning message on settings page when product base not translated to all languages
- Fixed: Base currency format ignored after adding additional currency
- Fixed: Shipping class names were displayed wrong on the WooCommerce settings page when switching the admin language
- Fixed: WooCommerce pages were not working correctly after changing the default language
- Fixed: WooCommerce native interface doesn't copy the variations prices
- Fixed: 'Language warning' appears when editing product translations using the native WooCommerce editor
- Fixed: Variation cannot be added to an existing order
- Fixed: Media Attachment controls for products missing
- Prevented disabling of option to use slugs in different language for products
- Fixed: Slashes not stripped correctly in product translation editor
- Fixed: 'Copy content' button not working on product translations
- Disable admin language switcher on the Product => Attributes screen
- Allow 'woocommerce_price_display_suffix' to be translated with String Translation
- Allow 'woocommerce_email_from_name' and 'woocommerce_email_from_address' to be translated with String Translation
- Fixed: Menu order is not synced when using "drag and drop" in Products => Sort Products
- Fixed: One WooCommerce attribute field won't translate
- Fixed: Variations not showing in the correct language in some circumstances
- Optimizations for the WooCommerce Multilingual products admin page – faster when a large number of products exist
- Duplicate translations too when duplicating a WooCommerce product
- Fixed: WC Price Filter showing the wrong currency
- Ability to use any currency when creating an order in the backend.
- Some strings were showing in the wrong language on the cart and checkout page.
- Product category urls – in some cases the product category urls didn�t work on sites with the default language different than English.
- Products gallery images synchronization – sometimes, when synchronizing products "gallery images" and categories, the result was not updated correctly on the Troubleshooting page
- Fixed issues related to WooCOmmerce Dynamic Pricing
- Supoprt for translating WooCommerce 2.1+ endpoints
- 'Continue Shopping' button pointing to the wrong url
- Problem with short links
- Fixed some issues with Table Rate Shipping
- Performance improvements: optimized database queries
- Support rounding rules for converted prices
- More advanced GUI for Multi-currency options
- GUI for currency switchers (including widget)
- Added option to synchronize product category display type & thumbnail
- Performance improvement for WCML_Terms::translate_category_base (avoid switching locales)
- Send admin notifications to admin default language
- Dependencies update: WooCommerce Multilingual requires WPML 3.1.5
- Set language information for existing products when installing WCML the first time.
- Do not allow disabling all currencies for a language
- Removed �clean up test content� and �send to translation� dropdown on products editor page
- Message about overwritten settings in wpml-config made more explicit
- Lock �Default variation� select field in product translations
- After change shipping method on cart page we will see not translated strings
- Fixed bug related to shipping cost calculation in multi-currency mode
- With php magic quotes on, products translations with quotes have backslashes
- Bug related to translation of grouped products � simple product not showing up on front end
- Stock actions on the order page don�t work correct with translated products
- For Orders save attributes in default language and display them on order page in admin language
- Attribute Label appearing untranslated in backend order
- Memory issues on the Products tab when we have a large number of products
- �product-category� not translated in the default language.
- �WCML_Products� does not have a method �translated_cart_item_name�
- Order completed emails sent in default currency
- Language suffix (e.g. @en) not hidden for product attributes on the front end
- Quick edit functionality issues fixed
- Fixed �Call to undefined method WC_Session_Handler::get()�
- Fatal error when updating the order status to �complete�
- Currency is not converted when you switch language until you refresh the page.
- �Super Admin� not able to see the WCML menu
- Checkout validation errors in default language instead of user language
- Fixes for compatibility with Tab manager: Can�t translate �Additional Information� tab title
- Bug: SEO title & meta description changed to original
- Bug: 404 on �view my order� on secondary language using �language name added as a parameter�
- Bug: Permalink placeholders appear translated when using default language different than English
- Fixes for compatibility with Table Rate shipping: shipping classes not decoded correctly in multi-currency mode
- Bug: �show all products� link on WCML products page points to the wrong page � no products
- Bug fix: product page redirecting to homepage when the product post type slug was identical in different languages and �language added as a parameter� was set
- Bug fixes related to File paths functionality (WooComemrce 2.1.x)
- Bug: Product parents not synced between translations (grouped products)
- Bug: Grouped products title incomplete
- Bug: Db Error when saving translation of variable products with custom attributes
- Bug: WooCommerce translated product attributes with spaces not showing
- Bug: Deactivated currency still appears if you maintain the default currency for that language to �Keep�.
- Bug: Incorrect shipping value on translated page
- Bug: Reports for products including only products in the current language (WooCommerce 2.1.x)
- Bug: WooCommerce translated product attributes with spaces not showing
- Bug: Problems creating translations for shop pages when existing pages were trashed
- Bug fix: Fatal error when Multi-currency is not enabled and �Table Rate Shipping� plugin is active
- Fixed bug in compatibility with Tab Manager
- Bug fix: Cart strings falling to default language after updating chosen shipping method
- Bug fix: Reports not including selected product/category translations
- Fixed bug related to product category urls translaiton
- Fixed bug related to back-compatibility with WooCommerce 2.0.20
- Compatibility with upcoming WooCommerce 2.1
- Multi-currency support: configure currencies per languages
- Multi-currency support: custom prices for different currencies
- Support translation for the attribute base (permalinks)
- Bug: Emails not sent in the correct language when uses bulk action on orders list page
- Bug: Order notes email in wrong language in certain circumstances
- Bug: Shipping method names are being registered in the wrong language
- Bug: WooCommerce Multilingual menu doesn't display for translators
- Bug: Using 'category' for products cat slug conflicts with posts 'category'
- Bug: Paypal rejects payments with decimals on certain currencies
- Support for multi-currency (independent of language) BETA
- Support for translating products via ICanLocalize (professional translation)
- Option to synchronize product translation dates
- Compatibility with Table Rate Shipping and other extensions
- Better handling for couponse
- Fixed bug: product attributes not saved on orders
- Fixed bug: Can't get to the cart & checkout pages if they are set as child pages
- Fixed bug: Style conflicts in Dashboard for Arabic
- Fixed various issues with notification emails
- Fixed bug: Variable products default selection is not copied to translations.
- Fixed bug: Product Table is not showing Product Draft count
- Replaced deprecated jQuery function live()
- Fixed bug: language names not localized on products editor page
- Fixed bug: Can't set "Custom post type" to translate
- Fixed bug: Translation fields not visible – In certain circumstances (e.g. search) the translation fields corresponding to the translated languages were missing
- Fixed alignment for �Update/Save� button in the products translation editor
- Fixed bug: Default selection not copied to duplicate products
- Fixed bug: Price doesn't change when change language on the cart page when set "I will manage the pricing in each currency myself"
- Resolved one compatibility issue with Woosidebars
- Direct translators to the products translation editor automatically (instead of the standard post translation editor)
- Fixed bug: In some situations (different child categories with the same name) the wrong categories were set to a duplicated product.
- Enhancement: Add icons for products in the products translation editor
- Register WooCommerce strings (defined as admin texts in the wpml config file) automatically on plugin activation
- WPML (+addons) – new versions required.
- lcfirst is only available since php 5.3
- Identify fields on known plugins and show their human name in our product translation table (support for WordPress SEO for now)
- Brand new GUI and workflow
- Support for easy taxonomy translation
- Variations synchronization
- Product images synchronization
- Fix logout link not working in secondary language
- Fix accepting orders in backend leading to 404
- Set email headings & subjects as translatable
- Set order language when sending order emails from admin
- Sync product tags the same way as categories
- Fix bug in ajax product search filter
- Support for WooCommerce Brands extension (http://www.woothemes.com/products/brands/)
- Initial support for Translation Editor
- Fix bug with cart currency updates and variations
- Fix language in new customer note notifications
- Sync also default options for custom attributes.
- Global resync (done only once) of the orderings of product attribute values and categories across all languages.
- Fixed a bug and a corner case in variation synchronization.
- Fixed incompatibility with PHP 5.2
- Refactor translation and currency conversion of products & variations in cart
- A problem we had with shipping selection was resolved in WooCommerce itself
- Improved synchronization of global product attributes, whether used for variations or not
- Custom product attributes registered as strings when defined in the backend
- Don't adjust the currency symbol in WooCommerce settings page
- Term and product category order is synchronized among languages
- Additional filters for WooCommerce emails
- Fixed layered nav widgets in translated shop page
- Synchronize Product Categories
- Price in mini-cart refreshed when changing language
- Fix bug in multilingual currency setting that slipped in 2.1
- Add admin notices for required plugins
- Add support for 'Review Order' and 'Lost Password' pages
- Fix rounding issues in currency conversion
- Variations: pick translated terms using 'trid' gives better results
- Variations: sync to all languages when there are more than 2 languages
- Improvement: load JS/CSS only when needed
- Fix variation sync to more than one language
- Fix custom field sync for new variations
- Fix rounding of amounts in PayPal
- Adjust product stock sync to WC 2.x
- Add automatic id translation of logout page
- Adjust permalink warnings to WC 2.x
- Clean up code
- Fixed manually setting prices in translated products.
- Take advantage of WPML's new slug translation feature.
- Added the possibility of translating custom attributes.
- Improvements to product variation synchronization.
- Fixed product stock sync for variable products .
- Fix and improve checks made to incompatible permalink configurations.
- Fix tax label translation when there is more than one of them.
- Send order notifications in the language the order was made.
- Removed several warnings and updated deprecated code.
- Cleanup language configuration file and add missing strings.
- Allow translating the 'Terms & Conditions' page.
- Register shipping methods strings for translation.
- Register several tax-related strings for translation.
- Fix registration of payment gateway titles and descriptions.
- Synchronize the default attribute of a variable product across its translations.
- Allow saving WooCommerce/Settings while using a non-default language.
- Fix problems when the shop page is at the home page.
- Allow using WordPress default permalink structure aswell.
- Fix amount sent to payment gateway when using multiple currencies.
- Fix for language switcher in shop pages (fixed in WPML)
- Fix for subscriptions module price not showing (fixed in WPML)
- Rewrite product variation sync: each variation is related to its translations, sync becomes easier
- Remove several PHP warnings and notices.
- Send order status update emails in the language the order was made.
- Fixed all custom fields synchronization between translations
- Fixed the stock issue for translations
- Fixed the price filter widget for multiple currencies feature
- Fixed product duplication to a second language
- Payment gateways texts now are translatable
- Custom variables translations now will be shown in the correct language
- Added helpful documentation buttons
- Added makes new attributes translatable automatically
- Added payment gateways translations
- Fixed order statuses disappeared in the orders page
- Fixed attributes translations in duplicated variations
- Fixed PHP warning when adding variations is in question
- Added multi-currency feature
- Fixed synchronization of attributes and variations
- Fixed translation of attributes
- Fixed JS error in the checkout page
- Fixed enable guest checkout (no account required) issue
- Fixed Up-sells/Cross-sells search (showed all translated products)
- Fixed 'Show post translation link' repeating issue
- Fixed 'Return to store' URL
- Fixed language selector for the translated shop base pages
- Fixed the product remove URL in the translated language
- Fixed the checkout URL in the translated language
- Fix to prevent incorrect product URL in the shop base page when the permalink is not 'shop'
- First release


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Slarving … a new ski turn
Stephan Drake is the ski turn visionary behind the iconic DPS skis, the featherweight carbon-fiber boards that have gleaned a cult-like following since forging the rockered-ski movement in 2005. At this year's SIA show, Drake and his equally visionary partner, ski designer Pete Turner, unveiled the DPS Spoon 150, a radical design with a convex base that delivers high-speed, lengthy slides and schmears down snowy slopes.
The not-quite-carvy rides sport a chubby 150mm underfoot with a 3D "cleat technology" shape that grabs snow when angled. It's a funky-looking ride for sure. But it looks like it can shred. This morning Drake dropped the first-ever footage of him and his Spoon in action in Little Cottonwood Canyon. He calls his pioneering sliding carve "slarving." Give DPS some love on their Facebook page and possibly win a pair of Spoons.
Stephan Drake and his DPS Spoon 150 in Little Cottonwood Canyon

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Message from Aqueon about tank drilling.
There is a domestic shortage of anneal (regular) glass used on our larger aquariums.
Starting in March, we will be substituting tempered glass for the standard glass on our 40 Breeder, 55 and 75 Gallon Aquariums.
Substitutions will occur periodically and will be ongoing.
We will continue to add the orange label to the bottom of any aquariums that use tempered glass for ANY panel.
There are no way to tell except for the warning stickers as seen below that are in the bottom of the aquariums.
For those of you that don't know – you cannot drill tempered glass it will crack ...
... so if you do your own drilling with Aequeon tanks, they will need to know this information.
It is critical.
I need you all to know we will have a mixture of tempered and non-tempered out there in the field.
The orange sticker will denote the tempered tanks.


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A Do-It-Yourself Hunter's Hunting and Shooting Journal
About theDIYhunter.com
- Details
- Category: The DIY Hunter Info
- Created on Thursday, 01 October 2009 07:25
- Written by The DIY Hunter
I have never been good at keeping a journal and a really have never been good at writing, however, I do really enjoy hunting on one side and on the other I enjoy working on the Internet. What better place for me to keep my hunting journal than the Internet. This website is my Do-It-Yourself hunting and shooting journal.
A good friend of mine has a journal that he writes his hunting experiences in. He can flip back through it and give me the details of the rifle, who he was with and his thoughts at the time of a mule deer hunt that happened twenty years ago. How cool will it be for his children to read about their father's experiences back in the good old days?
Speaking of my writing abilities. I have never been good at writing so you are bound to find grammatical errors throughout the website. I'll keep the spell check on but it doesn't help much when you use the wrong wording. This is my journal and mistakes in grammar will abound.
I really enjoy and work hard at being a successful big game hunter and success doesn't always mean putting antlers on the wall. Enjoying the experience is what it is all about in my book. You will find that what I write in this journal are my straight from the hip experiences in the field and on the range, enjoying the experience and freedoms we have to spend time in the great outdoors.
|Dallen's 2013 Bull Elk Taken with 150 Gr. Accubond LR bullets.
I do take most of my kitchen passes to hunt mule deer and elk. I love backpacking into areas that require a little more effort to hunt than the average hunter cares to exert. I enjoy archery, muzzleloading and rifle hunting and try to hunt as much as I can on a limited budget, with very limited seasons lengths and in the limited public areas near where I live in Northern Utah. If you would like to learn more about me check out my Bio.
Often hunters have favorite calibers. My favorites are the 243 WSSM and 270 WSM and you will find my favorite hand loads and experiences on this website using these cartridges.
When the 243 WSSM was introduced in 2003 it peaked my interest. A few years later I purchased my first rifle chambered for this round and I just loved it. Since then I have acquired two more rifles chambered in 243 WSSM. And when finances permit I have my eye on another rifle or two in this caliber. Since I'm hunting and shooting with these rifles a lot it felt like a perfect match for the domain name of my hunting journal, thus I went with 243wssm.com for my website address. After working on the site for some time I realized that 243wssm.com isn't the perfect match for all the do-it-yourself hunting that I do. I now have theDIYhunter.com as my primary domain which I feel better matches what my website is all about.
Although I do have three 243 WSSM rifles I also hunt with my other rifles, muzzleloaders, and just love archery elk hunting, so not every journal entry on my website will contain experiences with the 243 WSSM. This is my DIY hunting and shooting journal website.
If you have stumbled on this site looking for information on the 243 WSSM you should know that I am by no means the all-knowing expert of the 243 WSSM or the other WSSM calibers. I do really enjoy my 243 WSSM rifles and the excellent performance I get from them. In the WSSM's short history I can't help but feel that they haven't been given their fair shake. Maybe, as I ramble along sharing my experiences, you may gain a greater understanding of why, in my book, the 243 WSSM is a winner. For more thoughts on the 243 WSSM you can read my journal entry entitled: 243 WSSM and the 243 Win.
I hope you enjoy the website.


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Blue Jays to sign C John Buck
The Blue Jays agreed to a one-year contract with free-gent catcher John Buck on Sunday, according to an industry source. General manager Alex Anthopoulos declined comment.
Buck — non-tendered by the Royals on Saturday — has agreed to a contract believed to be worth $2 million for the upcoming season with the Blue Jays. Buck became expendable for Kansas City after the Royals signed veteran catcher Jason Kendall to a two-year contract on Friday.
Buck, 29, hit .247 with eight homers and 36 RBIs over 59 games with the Royals last season. Over six years with Kansas City, the catcher has hit .235 with 70 homers and 259 RBIs over six seasons.
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Interesting stat on Buck. With risp this last year he hit .455 against left handers, .316 against rhanders and career hit .250 versus a career ba of .235. Looks like a wee bit of a clutch hitter.
However, although he's respected as a solid defensive catcher and game-caller, Buck's one drawback is an inability to throw out a lot of base-stealers. According to BaseballReference.com, his percentage for six years was 26 percent (94-for-361), but he'd slipped from 34 percent in his first three years to just 18 percent in the last three years.
On balance an ok signing, but not a great number one catcher. It will be interesting to see if another shoe drops and Buck turns into the back up guy.
Buck should be the back up guy — the back up for Arencebia. If the goal next year is to win games — why sign Buck? If the goal is to prepare for the future — why sign Buck when you have Chavez? Neither Chavez or Buck figure into the Jays' plans long term. Why is Arencebia not being told that he is going to get a chance to exhibit at the major-league level with Chavez or Buck there to pick up the slack if he falters. Next year is a throw-away year with Doc presumably gone, Overbay out the door, Cito out the door, etc. Therefore, show case the young talent. Let the kids play. Trust me, no one is going to show up to Roger's center to watch a bunch of "Bautista-like" players eke out a 75-win season. We will show up to see the young kids eke out a 75-win season. I know Antho has a period of grace in which to work, but I do not like his thinking here one bit. It sends the wrong message to my wallet! You cannot talk about building through youth and the draft, then keep your kids in AAA and play tier-2 major-league players to avoid a 65-win season and looking bad! This is where the Toronto mentality is annoying. Why can the Nationals, Marlins and others commit to playing their kids and we get stack with the Bautistas and Buck's? I have nothing against Buck, but he should be a backup to Arencebia — not his substitute!
I like your comment, burt, and I love watching the youngsters grow. I like Buck for his reputation for being able to handle a pitching staff, however, and that is exactly what our young staff needs. If Halladay stays, well, Doc is Doc, but Romero is just coming off a rookie season, Marcum and McGowan haven't tossed a major league pitch in over a year, Litsch won't be back until July, and the load may well fall on the Cecils, the Rays, and the Rzepczynskis again. If Arencibia can earn the starting job in ST, he will have it, but they won't use him in a backup role because they will want him to play every day.
This is exciting! Christmas, hopefully, is coming early for the Jays. All I have heard is that the proposed deal is very complex. Has anybody heard anything on the particulars?
well guys it looks it'll be done soon. Halladay to Philly, Lee to Seattle and the jays get a bunch of yet to be named prospects.
in other news Lackey looks ready to join the red sox which means the pick our Jays get for Scutaro is now a second rounder.
Latest is that Phillipe Aumont will be coming to Toronto amongst others.
Something tells me this Philly deal has more than just Halladay leaving the Jays-other than that why would Seattle even be involved. So it could mean Accardo, Halladay and Downs to the Phillies, with The Jays getting a bunch of prospects from both Phillie & Seattle. It will be interesting to see this one announced.
I hope you are right, gsjays. I hear Blanton's name mentioned. However, the only starter I would be interested in acquiring would be Happ. In fact, I would prefer all AAA prospects, like Drabek. I hope that the deal is significant, with lots of QUALITY pieces coming our way, from one team or the other!


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Oct. 5, 2007
FRESNO, Calif. - Santa Clara men's tennis players Blane Shields, Kenzo Hirakawa-Wong and Jay Wong participated in day one of Fresno State Bulldog Classic.
Shields will play in the third round, after defeating UC Davis' Justin Garcia in a two set victory, 6-1, 6-3, in the first round. Followed by, a second round two set win, 6-3, 6-0, over University of Washington's Martin Kildahl.
Hirakawa-Wong reached the second round after defeating Ronan Conlon of Sacramento State in a two set victory, 6-2, 6-2, and a first round bye. Hirakawa-Wong will play in the third round, along with Shields.
Wong reached the second round before being eliminated by Andy Kuharszky of the University of Washington in a three set match, 6-3, 6-7 (8), 6-1. In the first round, Wong defeated Fresno Pacific's Fabio Silva in a two set win, 7-5, 6-0.
In doubles Shields and Wong were eliminated in round one by University of Washington's Martin Kildahl and Andy Kuharszky, 8-4.
Shields and Hirakawa-Wong will see action in the third round on day two of the tournament, Oct. 6.


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In the monthly "Ethical Inquiry" series, we examine ethical questions, highlighting a broad array of opinion from journalism, academia, and advocacy organizations. Our intent is to illuminate and explore the complexity of some of the most vexing ethical questions of our time.
Ethical Inquiry: April 2013
The Ethics of Outsourcing Labor
Many businesses "outsource" labor to other countries.
Why is this happening? Three of the primary reasons given for outsourcing are profitability/lowering costs, finding expertise, and finding people willing to do jobs that are not wanted at home.
Critics suggest that some businesses are trying to skirt labor and environmental protections – and even environmental protections – at home.
In this "Ethical Inquiry" we explore the ethical implications of the outsourcing of labor, particularly in the case of businesses in developed nations outsourcing to developing nations.
Boosts profits and strengthens businesses
Economist N. Gregory Mankiw, former chair of President George W. Bush's Council of Economic Advisers, writing with Phillip Swagel of the American Enterprise Institute, argues in "The Politics and Economics of Offshore Outsourcing" that there is a net increase to U.S. income of 12-14 cents for every dollar of work offshored to India (which is the specific case study looked at), and a total gain of 33 cents for every dollar of U.S. outsourcing on the part of India.
Some have argued that companies must outsource. If they do not, they are wasting valuable resources – time, capital, and intellect – on issues or sectors that could be outsourced and benefit both parties. By operating at a competitive disadvantage, these companies could go out of business, harming even those to whom they would have outsourced work.
Some say that outsourcing improves efficiency, and is less about wage savings. Outsourcing allows businesses to focus on higher-level strategy, and research and development, which would lead to more jobs for everyone.
A related argument is that outsourcing not only makes products cheaper and more accessible to consumers, it actually increases the number of jobs available to both countries. If a company saves money it's not just going to just send that money straight to the profit margins, it will invest in other higher tier jobs (R&D, etc.) and thus create jobs.
Outsourcing sends jobs where they are wanted
Some argue that outsourcing is helping to create world where everyone is moving up the labor ladder. Jobs that might be considered dirty, menial, too low-paid are sent to places where these jobs are viewed as well-paid opportunities.
David Bornstein writes in The New York Times, that "Outsourcing Is Not (Always) Evil"
"[I]t's not just Americans who need jobs" he writes; "people around the world are suffering in poverty. And an earnings increase that would be barely significant in the U.S. context ― say, $3 a day ― can, in a country like India or Kenya, mean the difference between families eating well, having decent clothing, and being able to send their children, especially daughters, to school."
Daniel Drezner supports the outsourcing trend, arguing that US jobs are high skill and thus mostly untouched by outsourcing. He also contends that the majority of outsourced jobs fall below the U.S. average wage.
In "Outsourcers Go Global" (Time) Michael Schuman reports on Indian companies that serve clients in the developed world setting up their own "major local operations around the world, in the process hiring thousands of Brazilians, Chinese, Eastern Europeans and others." This might suggest that the impact goes beyond a transfer of jobs from the developed world to the developing world; it continues from those countries to others with even further development to go.
Enables businesses to operate with weaker labor and environmental safeguards
A major critique of outsourcing – and of moving jobs overseas within the same company – is that it is used to lower pay, benefits and conditions for workers, and environmental protections.
In "IBM offers laid-off staff jobs in the East" Business Standard reports that IBM laid off workers in the U.S. and Canada, while giving them the option to move to offices in countries including India, China, Nigeria, or Brazil where there are lower costs (insurance, social security, etc.) as well as stricter performance monitoring.
In "Offshore Outsourcing: Implications for International Business and Strategic Management Theory and Practice" Jonathan P. Doh suggests that stricter environmental and international labor standards would be needed to resolve many of these concerns.
A report from a Scandinavian research institute finds that following outsourcing, in the majority of cases, given the nature of fragmentary contractual work, working conditions are marked by a reduction of employee control over their situation, an increasingly negative work environment, and a loss of power.
Others raise the concern that outsourcing destroys production capacity and skills, as well as innovation in the home country. Writing in Forbes, in "Why Amazon Can't Make a Kindle In the USA" Steve Denning contends that as a result of outsourcing, the United States has lost important industries and can no longer operate in certain manufacturing areas. Companies have lost the ability to innovate, he argues, as a result of a short-term effort to lower costs.
Quality, safety and security of goods and services may suffer
Some argue that there are hidden costs to outsourcing, including decreased customer satisfaction as well as management issues that come from restructuring overseas.
Examining the case of Boeing's new 787 Dreamliner, Michael Hiltzik writes in the Los Angeles Times that "it's immoral to abandon your loyal American workers in search of cheap labor overseas. But the real problem with outsourcing… is that it can wreck your business and cost you a bundle." He points to issues of quality, coordination and lack of oversight.
Writing in 2011, Kyle Peterson reports to some of the same issues in "Special Report: A wing and a prayer: outsourcing at Boeing."
Observers have also raised security concerns about outsourcing,including a report on fraud at outsourced call centers, suggesting that issues may resulting from systems put together too quickly, or because of cost-cutting measures taken in attempt to meet promised profit margins.
Societal damage
In "A World on the Edge" and "Markets, Democracy, and Ethnic Conflict" Amy Chua discusses unintended societal consequences of outsourcing labor, specifically in terms of the deepening of ethnic divisions and hatred as a result of the resulting economic and political power dynamics.
Final Thoughts
Even while outsourcing continues to generate both support and criticism, there has been some movement in the United States towards "reshoring" – bringing production and jobs back to the "home" country. Yet while some may see this as a boon for workers in developed nations, others raise concerns about those left behind in developing nations.
Is there a way forward that addresses all of these concerns: profitability, the well being of workers, cost, safety, societal impact, growth, innovation, environmental impact?
What do you think?
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- Comment on this "Ethical Inquiry" on the International Center for Ethics, Justice and Public Life's Facebook page.
- Send an email.
- And follow the Ethics Center on Twitter: @EthicsBrandeis.
This installment of "Ethical Inquiry" was produced with research support by Ariana Hajmiragha '13.


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Ferretti Yachts 920, exhibiting all of the serene strength of a giant of the nautical world, is an exceptional yacht not just in terms of its size but also because of its innovative nature. The splendid flybridge, designed by the Ferretti Group's Product Strategy Committee and Engineering Department in conjunction with Zuccon International Project, stands out due to the ground-breaking introduction of the "wide body" concept. In addition to giving the yacht an imposing presence on the water, the raised forward section of the hull has also allowed a "wide-body" master suite to be included on the main deck. The yacht's "bold" character is emphasized by the gunwale, which continues beyond the bulwark walkways and "cuts" into the design of the windows in the master cabin. The majestic Ferretti Yachts 920 (28.49 metres LOA) instantly catches the eye. Meanwhile, the hull is 23.98 metres long, so it can be registered as a recreational craft. Its dynamic, irrepressible profile develops the stylistic design features that have led to the international success of recently launched models and have completely modernised the fleet. In addition to the raised forward section, other stunning aspects include the remarkable number of relaxation spaces and the luxurious furnishings in the outdoor areas. The magnificent interiors rival the versions found in higher category models. The pilot house is a technical area with a "futuristic" design. The captain can run the entire yacht from here thanks to a large control station, equipped with a next-gen steering system and a number of touchscreen displays that encompass all of the on-board monitoring systems and navigation instruments.Hoger21
Ferretti Yachts 9602019Op aanvraag
The Ferretti Yachts 960 is the largest planing pleasure boat ever built by Ferretti Group. The flagship of the brand results from the collaboration between Studio Zuccon International Project, Ferretti Group Engineering, the team of engineers and architects of the Group, and AYT&D (Advanced Yacht Technology & Design), the research center of the Group. With its 29.20 meters of length overall and 23.97 meters of hull length it can be managed as a pleasure boat, even without a professional captain. Ferretti Yachts 960 features an unparalleled livability. It is the first yacht of the brand with the owner cabin located on the main deck and four VIP cabins on the lower deck each equipped , with its own en-suite facility, enormous glazing for natural light and portholes for ventilation. The vessel offers numerous solutions and attributes which usually are reserved for vessels over 100' including 3 crew cabins of which 1 is exclusively for the captain as well as a separate access to the crew quarters directly from the galley. The flybridge at the stern area are entirely devoted to leisure. The garage door is fitted with cushions, while the bathing platform can be immersed in the water to allow for the launching of the tender in just a matter of minutes from the floodable garage without the need of a davit: a system which has set the benchmark in the industry for a never before seen solution on a vessel of this size…until now. The flagship model of the Ferretti Yachts range will be available with three different engine options, offering a minimum of 2218 hp to 2638 hp, the latter ensuring performance characteristics which make the 960 the quickest vessel in its class by reaching speeds up to 30 knots. The vessel is equipped in the standard version with electro-hydraulic fins with both the zerospeed and the underway features, giving owners an incredibly elevated level of stability to reduce roll and ensure maximum comfort onboard, at anchor and during navigation.Hoger30
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STAIRWAY TO THE SEA "Twenty years from now, you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do." These words by Mark Twain are one of the many reasons why you should choose to sail in the new Ferretti Yachts 450. Because it was designed and built specifically with the idea of inspiring new owners and taking everyone else by surprise. Because Ferretti Yachts has concentrated all of its yachting heritage and construction know-how in this yacht to stay ahead in the 40- to 50-foot sector with a yacht that is innovative and enthralling for the shape of its hull, its generous volumes, air of elegance, and practical layout of its interiors. With its sporty lines and abundance of natural light in the living areas, the Ferretti Yachts 450 exploits the contrast of materials and colours on board, creating a sophisticated dialogue between the veneers, lacquered surfaces and ample use of textiles. The yacht is the outcome of the collaboration between Ferretti Group's Product Strategic Committee, the Group's Engineering Department – that supervised the technical and naval engineering – and Studio Zuccon International Project, which designed the exteriors and interiors. The yacht is already being built at the new production facility in Forlì, ahead of its official debut at the 2016 Cannes Yachting Festival.Hoger8
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The Ferretti Yachts 550 is the result of the cooperation between AYT&D, the Group's research, development and style department, and Studio Zuccon International Project. It is characterised by a brand-new hull, and equally brand-new are the layout of the engine room and that of the main deck, as well as the interior arrangement. In addition to this, special care has been devoted not only to guaranteeing maximum production efficiency and effectiveness, but also to optimising the yacht's weight balance, thereby ensuring great performances even if small, light and low-consumption engines are installed. The profile of the boat is characterised by sober, streamlined, slender lines, blending together refined elegance and a sporty character. The uninterrupted glazing running across the main deck further enhances the boat's rakish profile, and is complemented by a large, aerodynamic flybridge. Three large glazed surfaces - the cabins windows - can be found on both sides of the hull. Each has flush frameless fibreglass portholes resulting in very clean lines. This yacht's interior spaces and onboard equipment allows it to be on an equal standing with much larger yachts. Many outdoor relaxation areas have been conceived: the forward dinette area, furnished with facing sofas and a table; the large sunpad on the deckhouse; and the cockpit, featuring a large aft sofa and a table. On the flybridge, the storage cabinet and the restyled, small-size pilot station instrument panel allow to extend the relaxation areas - both the sunpad and the comfortable dining area - even more. The Group's Centro Stile has found very appealing décor solutions, adding elegance to all onboard ambiances and preserving the range's unique Made-in-Italy style and charm. The cockpit and the aft area of the salon stand out for an impressive décor consistency. Indeed, the teak flooring found in the cockpit continues indoor, in the galley and the entrance, visually and 'physically' harmonising these different environments. This flawless continuity is also ensured by the new three-section glazed door that can be folded to starboard and concealed behind the stairs leading to the flybridge. The perfect harmony between form and content, aesthetics and functionality is completed by the ceiling panel decoration, which is the same in the salon and outdoor, creating as a sort of 'style mirror' that welcomes all guests at best. The cockpit thus becomes an extension of the interiors, which can be opened completely onto the sea on all sides.Hoger17
Ferretti Yachts 670 Project2019Op aanvraag
The Ferretti Yachts 670 is our first gift to the yachting world, and to ourselves, to celebrate 2018 – our 50th anniversary year – in style. She is the fruit of the partnership between the Ferretti Group Product Strategy Committee and the Engineering department – the first Ferretti yacht with external design by Ferretti Group and architect Filippo Salvetti, while the interiors were created by the Group's own architects and designers. The Ferretti Yachts 670 – which enters production in January 2018 – is the natural heiress to the much-loved 65-footer. A model of smart evolution, she combines some of the features from the 2016 and 2017 boats (the Ferretti Yachts 450, 780, 850 and 920) with some major innovations of her own. As a striking example, the excellent use of space, inside and out, assures the owner and their guests a perfect blend of conviviality and privacy. The Ferretti Yachts 670 is actually a 67-footer (measuring 20.24 m) with amenities typically found on larger vessels – as you can see from the layout: the standard version offers 3 generous cabins on the lower deck. Meanwhile, the aerodynamically designed exteriors revel in clean shapes and sinuous lines, riding the wave of success enjoyed by the last Ferretti Yachts unveiled in 2017: the 780 and 920.Hoger10
Ferretti Yachts 7002019Op aanvraag
Improving constantly, never settling for second best, always going beyond the Owners' and the yachting world's taste and expectations: only such a production philosophy can lie behind and explain the launch of a new model that perfections a previous, very successful one. The new Ferretti Yachts 700 is indeed the evolution of one of the greatest recent successes for Ferretti Group's historical brand. This new model, which is the outcome of the long-standing cooperation between Zuccon International Project and Ferretti Group's Engineering Department, offers the best an Owner can expect in terms of both seaworthiness and onboard comfort, besides boasting innovative functional and aesthetic solutions that are bound to become key features in the brand's forthcoming yachts. The superstructure conveys a sense of sophisticated lightness: the dark long deck glazing, in the same color as the stanchions, 'cuts' across the yacht's profile from stern to bow. The glazing follows the lowering of the gunwale in the central part of the boat, where the living room can be found, thereby reflecting on the outside the main deck interior layout, while increasing the general sense of lightness that pervades the entire craft. The lowering in the glazing also lets in plenty of natural light and offers guests and the crew alike the widest possible view on the surrounding landscape. The Ferretti Yachts 700's aerodynamic design is most apparent in the elongated tail, surmounted by a roll bar housing satellite systems and antennas and characterized by a new color shade, called 'Vulcan Grey'. Starting from the Ferretti Yachts 700, this warm grey shade will become the brand's second color, and will be used on all accessory systems (roll bars, hard tops…), in contrast with the white shade of the hull and the superstructure. The installation of all antennas in the roll bar will also make it possible to free up the aft area of the flybridge of any and all technical elements, thereby offering the Owner a panoramic terrace that can be furnished with free standing furniture. Two MAN engines are installed in the engine room - one single space that, besides the engines, hosts all systems and wheel controls. Ferretti Yachts proposes two V8 1000 Mhp engines, allowing to reach a maximum speed of 28.5 knots and a cruising speed of 25 knots. As an alternative, the yacht can be equipped with two more powerful, 1200 Mhp, MAN V8 that will push it to a top speed of 31.5 knots and a cruising speed of 28 knots.Hoger3
Ferretti Yachts 7802019Op aanvraag
Evolution is the keyword that guides almost half a century of design and vision at Ferretti Yachts. Continuous research driven by innovation to create yachts that meet each owner's unique desires in terms of comfort, style, navigation and safety at sea. The most recent yacht created with this philosophy is the new Ferretti Yachts 780. This philosophy is also evident in the aerodynamic design, which is brought to life by the clean shapes and sleek lines, accentuated by the choice to resize the height of the hull's topsides to the benefit of the overall sporty character of the yacht. The aggressive look is enhanced by the separation between fiberglass elements and the glass surfaces. The hull design in particular takes the stylistic feature of the three windows corresponding to the guest cabins, from the new Ferretti Yachts 450 and 550. In the superstructure, we find the shapes of the over 80' flybridge yachts, which are added to the front and side section of the command station. An important innovation is the stern area, which offers the comforts of a real beach club with the new door operating system. Once the tailgate is fully opened, the space is transformed into a remarkable relaxing area close to the water. The shipyard offers the installation of a roll bar for satellite systems, which can be integrated by a modular hard top with a center awning or glass protection. Like the entire Ferretti Yachts fleet, the new 78-foot will be available in the version Tai He Ban. This design philosophy captivated audiences and critics in all Asia Pacific markets.Hoger16
Ferretti Yachts 8502019Op aanvraag
A maxi loft surrounded by the sea. Simply said, some yachts just leave you breathless with the feeling you have witnessed a brand new aesthetic standard and level of pleasure in sailing. Setting new standards in engineering and design is only possible for leaders in the industry like Ferretti Yachts and its fantastic team of engineers, designers and industry professionals, heirs of the Made in Italy boat building tradition, who are carrying forward this glorious heritage. The Ferretti Yachts 850 is exploring new waters with its combination of power and beauty, aggressive appeal, elegance and luxury. Ferretti Group's Product Strategy Committee, Studio Zuccon International Project, and the Group's Engineering Department joined forces to design the yacht, which will be built at the Cattolica site ahead of its public debut in early September 2016.Hoger5
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