• Resolved m_demori

    (@m_demori)


    Hi,

    i’ve configured a test machine with following parameters:

    – ceceppa plugin
    – three languages configured
    – one main language defined
    – Theme Twenty Thirteen (used as test theme used because is one of the wordpress default theme)

    now, when i enter in an article, i see three problems:
    1 – i see all three languages flags even there is only one translation or no translation at all even if i choose “Show flags only on translated page”
    2 – Flags are placed immediately before the article text (under the title) even i choose “show flag” -> “After post/page content”
    3 – i don’t see any notice if there is a translation even if i choose show notice -> “On the bottom of page/post” under actions

    i’m not 100% sure but i think that the problem 2 can be appeared after clicking on “advanced” -> “Update required, click here for update posts relations”

    Sorry but the site is in local mode so i cant give you a link.
    thank you for any support.

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/ceceppa-multilingua/

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  • Thread Starter m_demori

    (@m_demori)

    hi,

    another problem, on article page i see always the language name on the left of every flags and i can’t find an option to hide the name

    Thread Starter m_demori

    (@m_demori)

    hi, please close this thread, all problem has been resolved.
    I found a solution fixing the plugin code, is a combination of two different factors:

    1 – there is no way to select that you won’t languages name on the flag right on articles

    2 – a bug in code that send wrong setting to flag retrieve code.

    So, to fix this problem i made a very little change on frontend.php file adding

    "echo" => false,
                      "show" => ''
                      );

    on line 300

    Thread Starter m_demori

    (@m_demori)

    resolved

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