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Resolved Mariniertje
(@mariniertje)

10 years ago

Your plugin works 95% perfect with multilingual support (at least using Polylang as a plugin).

There are only 2 things that ignore the language addition in the URL:
1. the “All Events” link in breadcrumb above Event Detail page
2. the “View all events” link at bottom of widget

As a result the “/en/” or “/nl/” is missing in those links between domain and page-slug.

Can you please fix this in one of the first upcoming updates?
Or tell me where to fix this?

For the rest it works absolutely awesome and perfect. All the event detail pages switch like a breeze between EN and NL versions of the page.

Example error: https://digital-power.com/digital-power-events/

Example desired: https://digital-power.com/en/digital-power-events/

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/the-events-calendar/

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Thread Starter Mariniertje
(@mariniertje)

10 years ago

As an update/additional info: technically it works perfect.

Technically, the URL-slugs do include the ‘/en/’ or ‘/nl/’
Because when you click the EXAMPLE ERROR URL you get a 404 page.
If you then manually add either ‘/en/’ or ‘/nl/’ in the URL, the correct page loads.

So, it must be some template coding, but I have trouble finding the exact location to fix it.

Basically this string is returning the wrong value: tribe_get_events_link()

Thread Starter Mariniertje
(@mariniertje)

10 years ago

Easiest fix would be listing your Events Overview page as a page in the WordPress Pages section, so I can just manage it and duplicate it for other languages…

Plugin Contributor leahkoerper
(@leahkoerper)

10 years ago

Hi Mariniertje,

Thanks for your post. We are aware that our plugins do not work completely with multi-lingual plugins, and it’s something that we plan to work on in the future. I appreciate your notes there. And thank you for posting your thoughts on our UserVoice page– that’s the best way to get this sort of thing on our radar for a future release.

Best,
Leah

Brook
(@brook-tribe)

10 years ago

Howdy Mariniertje,

If you need to change the output of tribe_get_events_link, it is run through a filter also named tribe_get_events_link. You could tap into that filter and append endings and such based on whatever logic your plugin offers for detecting the current language. Wish I could be more specific, but I have not used your plugin before. Cheers!

– Brook

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