# WPML Compatibility issues and fixes

## Incorrect language links in results, or partially wrong result links

Make sure to enable the `Language filtering for AJAX operiations` option, under the `WPML -> Languages` menu. More information in [WPML documentation](https://wpml.org/documentation/getting-started-guide/language-setup/enabling-language-cookie-to-support-ajax-filtering/).

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## Results displayed from wrong languages or all languages

### WPML compatibility option

Make sure, that the `WPML Compatibility` option is turned ON under the search instance `Advanced Options -> Content` panel.

![](/files/-MB9CboEyrQ8IKkk_bmu)

### Custom Ajax Handler option

If the `WPML Compatibility` option is turned ON, then check make sure the `Use the custom ajax handler` option is turned off under the `Ajax Search Pro -> Compatibility & Other settings` submenu.

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