This work will be the same for PM likely.
We have ids from the base( admin language?* ). We would need them transposed to the ids of said content in the current language.
We would also likely need an option to enable rules across translations, or not.
# new method for get_selected_ids( $ids, $kind, $type )
function get_selected_ids( $ids, $type , $kind = 'post_type' ) {
return apply_filters( 'content_control/get_selected_ids', $ids, $kind, $type );
}
if ( $query | $post is a translation ) { // pseudo code
add_filter( 'content_control/get_selected_ids', 'Compatibility\WPML::get_selected_ids' );
}
Compatibility\WPML::get_selected_ids( $ids, $type, $kind) {
$base_lang = ...;
$current_lang = ...;
if ( $base_lang === $current_lang ) {
return $ids;
}
foreach( $ids as $key => $id ) {
if ( 'postType' === $kind ) {
// Get remapped ids for post.
$ids[ $key ] = get_translated_post_id( $id, $current_lang, $type );
} else if ( 'taxonomy' === $kind ) {
// Get remapped ids for post.
$ids[ $key ] = get_translated_tax_id( $id, $current_lang, $type );
}
}
return $ids;
}
This work will be the same for PM likely.
We have ids from the base( admin language?* ). We would need them transposed to the ids of said content in the current language.
We would also likely need an option to enable rules across translations, or not.
Possible process