xLanguage (Wordpress Plugin)

Monday, January 21st, 2008 English

已知問題

  1. This plugin relies heavily on correct XHTML to work. However, sometimes the automatic cleanup functions, the infamous wpautop() will make the page not XHTML compatible. Incorrectly placed <!–more–> and <!–nextpage–> tag will also cause serious problem. Make sure you test your page and post after publishing.
  2. In the Internet Explorer, the toolbar can only apply the lang tag to the whole paragraph, but not to the highlighted part.
  3. In the Internet Explorer, the languaged color highlighting only works in IE7 or Above because of the support of CSS attribute selector.
  4. Firefox 2.x does produces ugly empty tag in rich editor after complex operation.
  5. Only Firefox 2.x, 3.x, IE6 and IE7 are tested.
  6. With K2 theme, because of the issue 569, one has to modify it otherwise the widget won’t work
    1. In app/classes/sbm.php
    2. Change the line “if(function_exists($base_module['callback'])) {”…
    3. to “if(function_exists($base_module['callback']) || 1) {”, so that it will always evaluate to true.
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  1. 358
    Mariano Says:

    Hello Dear Sam,

    Please don’t forget about me… I’m still struggling with the _ES -es thing (see comment #348 above). Is there something I can do to help solving this? I’ve seen some people having the same problem.

    THANKS A MILLION!

  2. 357
    Hallvord R. M. Steen Says:

    Hi Sam,
    I’ve noticed a problem after upgrading to WP 2.7 and unfortunately xLanguage 2.0.1 doesn’t solve it: on my blog front page I have links to the various language versions (<a href=”/lang/en”> et cetera) and clicking them now says 404 not found!

    A workaround was to go to xLanguage’s preferences and change permalink style from prefixing to postfixing. For me it’s not really a big issue. However, due to the warning about postfixing not working with paged comments and other plugins, and because other users upgrading will likely see this I thought you would like to know..

  3. 356
    Yogie Says:

    Ooops, writing my mail and seeing your mail again I figured out that I have to rename my files to de-de.png, de-de-active.png sorry etc. now it works thanks!

  4. 355
    Yogie Says:

    Hi Sam,

    well for example the german flag is here: http://www.yogie.de/wp-content/themes/yogie-mod/view/xlanguage/images/de.png and there is also de-active.png, en.png and en-active.png.
    In my settings I use de-de and en-us as locale codes…
    How should the permissions of the images look like?

  5. 354
    HelloSam Says:

    Andy: sorry I (half accidentally half intentionally) changed the default template.
    Please use the old template to restore the previous look and feel.
    The template of the previous version could be downloaded at http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/xlanguage/tags/1.3.3/view/xlanguage
    Put it (other_post_lang.php) into /wp-content/themes/_YOUR_THEME_/view/language (create the folder as needed)

    Louis: Removing the /lang/ this is not possible just yet. Stay tuned.

    Yogie: Please do me a flavor in checking a few things. 1. The filename is correct, “xx” is corresponding to your language code, and it is CASE Sensitive. 2. The files are uploaded with correct permission. For example, here is my files structure under /themes/.
    hellosam1/view/xlanguage/images
    hellosam1/view/xlanguage/images/en-active.png
    hellosam1/view/xlanguage/images/en.png
    hellosam1/view/xlanguage/images/zh-active.png
    hellosam1/view/xlanguage/images/zh-hk.png
    hellosam1/view/xlanguage/images/zh.png
    hellosam1/view/xlanguage/images/zh-hk-active.png

  6. 353
    Louis Says:

    Hello,
    First, thanks for for this good and really extensive plugin !
    I’d like to know how I can delete le word “lang” in my url,
    to have this
    http://www.example.com/fr/date/post
    instead of this
    http://www.example.com/lang/fr/date/post

    Thanks

  7. 352
    Yogie Says:

    Well to me simply adding the xx.png and xx-active.png files will not work :-(

    I added them into /wp-content/themes/”mytheme”/view/xlanguage/images/ and also into the plugin folder - No Success!

  8. 351
    Andy Says:

    Hi again.

    I have had a bit of time to re-read your new instructions for installation and have discovered that I had to recreate the view/images folder inside my theme. This now works to show the flags (but the flags only) whereas before it showed “[flag] Other language name” etc.

    Where can I add the code so I can show the language name and the flag?

    thanks,
    Andy

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