Do you need to use the WPML plugin? Well if you do and you need to restrict something to the current language, here’s how:
First, get the current language
<?php
$my_current_lang = apply_filters( 'wpml_current_language', NULL );
?>
Echoing this will give me en on my English language page
Next, whilst in a loop of posts, get the language of each post:
<?php
$hotid = $blog_post->ID;
$post_language_information = apply_filters( 'wpml_post_language_details', NULL, $hotid );
$hotlang = $post_language_information["language_code"];
?>
Here, in a loop, the variable $hotlang will give me de for a German post, en for an English post, etc.
To only show English posts, just check $hotlang against your main language variable
<?php if($hotlang === $my_current_lang){ ?>
<li>
Your post content or whatever
</li>
<?php } ?>
hope that helps someone!
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