OttlaK

Same here – any news on this topic?
PHP 7.3, WP 5.3.2, LCP 0.81

• This reply was modified 5 years, 9 months ago by OttlaK.

@miss-d – Thank you for the code, it works for me, too!
It should be implemented in the next plugin update if it has no undesired side effects!
Thanks!!

I was able to solve this issue by forcing all logins and all admin sessions to happen over SSL.
See this section in the Codex: codex.wordpress.org/Administration_Over_SSL

I added this code to wp-config.php and it instantly worked:

define('FORCE_SSL_ADMIN', true);
 if ($_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_PROTO'] == 'https')
       $_SERVER['HTTPS']='on';

Hi Lew,

thamks for your quick answer!

Yes, I tried this, which caused a different problem.

I try to describe what I try to achieve:

I am using IssueM together with the WPML plugin.
They both are working fine together so far.

The Magazine is in German. German is also set as main language in WPML.
The second language is English.

All issues are translated to English. The German issues are called ISSUE-SLUG-de, the English issues ISSUE-SLUG-en

The template for the issue archives is a page called “Aktuelle Ausgabe” (slug: aktuelle-ausgabe) using a custom designed page template.
This page is translated to English as well, the page slug is current-issue.

If I create an archives page using the shortcode [issuem_archives] the links created automatically are in the form
my-domain.de/issue/ISSUE-SLUG-de
or
my-domain.de/issue/ISSUE-SLUG-en
respectively.
The resulting archive page uses my theme’s standard archives template.

This is not what I want though, I want it to use my custom template used in the page aktuelle-ausgabe.

I activated the option “Use Taxonomical links instead of shortcode based links for Issues” on the IssueM Settings page.

The result is, that now the links created automatically are always in the form
my-domain.de/aktuelle-ausgabe/?issue=ISSUE-SLUG
no matter what language I’m in.

So it’s
my-domain.de/aktuelle-ausgabe/?issue=ISSUE-SLUG-de
for the German issues and
my-domain.de/aktuelle-ausgabe/?issue=ISSUE-SLUG-en
for the English issues.

The result ist, that the English Articles are using the custom German page template not the (translated) English one.

For English archives the created URL should be
my-domain.de/current-issue/?issue=ISSUE-SLUG-en

So it should use the (translated) page current-issue not the German one (aktuelle-ausgabe).

Is there anything I could change in the settings or the IssueM plugin code to make this work?