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  • can please somebody update this plugin.

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    Thread Starter mcantsin

    (@mcantsin)

    does it work with WordPress 4.0 without any problems ??

    No people, no. qTranslate is really slow releasing updates. And using the Mcantsin solution IS NOT RECOMMENDED AT ALL: there you have development releases, not ready for production (they may contain a lot of bugs, and you can even lost all your contents and translations).

    In my opinion, there are two, maybe three solutions:

    – First: stop using qTranslate, and use another plugin.
    – Second: wait before updating WordPress until qTranslate developer updates it. Has two disadvantages: you’re missing the last features, and the security patches (really dangerous).
    – Third: use zTranslate. It’s a fork somebody tired of waiting did, but I don’t know how stable it is. I’m using it in another website I manage, and it seems to work fine, but people should be careful, especially in production, corporate, serious websites

    Hi simple solution:
    the developer simple uses a definition which contains a wordpress version in ../wp-content/plugins/qtranslate.php.

    in this file:
    1. go to row 90 or search for this
    define('QT_SUPPORTED_WP_VERSION', 'x.x.x'); (x.x.x is your wordpress version)
    2. change this number to your existing one and voila it works like a charm:)

    Istvan)

    Hi,

    where can I find: “/wp-content/plugins/qtranslate.php” ?

    Sorry but I am not so good with WP…

    Hi,

    where can I find: “/wp-content/plugins/qtranslate.php” ?

    Sorry but I am not so good with WP…

    Hi,

    where can I find: “/wp-content/plugins/qtranslate.php” ?

    Sorry but I am not so good with WP…

    Hi,

    where can I find: “/wp-content/plugins/qtranslate.php” ?

    Sorry but I am not so good with WP…

    Thread Starter mcantsin

    (@mcantsin)

    … as darksigns said:

    ../wp-content/plugins/qtranslate.php.

    in this file:
    1. go to row 90 or search for this
    define(‘QT_SUPPORTED_WP_VERSION’, ‘99.99.99’);
    2. change this number to any higher WP version number than yours and voilà it works like a charm ??

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