I'm developing a Polylang (multilingual) integration
Hi guys! I am developing the Polylang integration out of my own passion. It is already able to translate products, taxonomies and the shop/cart/checkout/order confirmation pages.
It's not perfect because I just started yesterday and FluentCart Admin UI doesn't support adding any extra columns to see what is a translated product and what is not (title, URL and WP editor sidebar is for that).
Also the translated Shop's query doesn't work properly (includes all languages), but that's because FluentCart doesn't recognize the translated Shop as the official Shop page so I can't use the shop_query filter on it. I probably need to work together with the FluentCart team to solve some of these issues.
But otherwise, it works quite nicely combined with Loco Translate (for strings) and maybe it will attract more people to use FluentCart :)
I'll make a few more minor fixes and in 2-3 days will share it here for free.
Wow nice job !
Question : any reason why you have chosen polylang over translatepress ? or wpml ?
Nicolas D I think it's the fastest and most simple. WPML is super complicated and makes ecommerce sites slow in my experience. TranslatePress is ok and I heard that it's even working with FluentCart with some bugs at the moment. But I still like the simplicity of Polylang. Seemed like a reasonable challenge for me :)
Hey Madis Mark, I plan to make my sites multilingual in 2026, and I asked the Polylang team, if I'd need the Woo Add-on or if the Pro would be sufficient. Since they do not know FluentCart that well (I mean, who actually does?), they referred me to your post here. I am currently working in a PowerKit plugin for FluentCart to make it's data available in Bricks and Etch builders. Maybe, we can exchange ideas on how to make things work?
From what I understand, you just used the Pro version of Polylang, or does the Woo Add-on has something worth havin for FluentCart, too?