• Resolved NastySax

    (@nastysax)


    WP Job Manager is a plugin to manage job offers. It has a shortcode which outputs a list of the jobs. using qTranslate X almost every string is translated except for the job titles.
    I know wp job manager works with WPML, but I would love to get it to work with qTranslateX as well. This is what happens:
    In default laguage (Dutch) the job titles and all other strings in the list are in the correct language.
    When I switch to English, everything lists in English well, BUT the individual job titles are still in Dutch. Plus, the titles link to a wrong permalink (it puts ‘en/job/’ in front of title instead of ‘en/vacature/’ <- ‘vacature’ is dutch for job )

    What is most important for now is the jobs being shown in the correct language.
    Maybe language codes are stripped from the job titles on output of the [jobs] shortcode?

    From WP Job Manager support i got this reply on the question: ‘

    Hi
    This may be related to the ajax request – it may not know the language the request should be made in,

    For WPML we added this:
    https://github.com/mikejolley/WP-Job-Manager/blob/master/wp-job-manager.php#L114

    QTranslate may need something similar, but I’m not familiar with the plugin so I cannot say if they have their own version of this.

    So far I had no luck while trying to solve the problem.
    Has anyone had this problem with WP Job Manager or a similar problem with another plugin? And most importantly, does anyone know what might be causing this problem (and/or how to solve it)?

    Thanks in advance. Any help would be welcome!

    Menno

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-job-manager/

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/qtranslate-x/

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  • Plugin Author Gunu

    (@grafcom)

    @nastysax

    there are many changes in the upcoming version 3.4, so please try the latest Beta version 3.3.8 Download it here
    See if that makes a difference.

    Do not use install via WordPress admin!
    First unzip the new file.
    Deactivate the existing version of qTranslate in WordPress admin.
    Then with FTP delete all files in the existing qtranslate-x folder and after that copy all new files in it.
    Activate qTranslate-x again via WordPress admin.

    Plugin Author Gunu

    (@grafcom)

    @nastysax

    this has now been resolved with the latest version?

    I close this for now.

    I have exactly the same issue and I’m sollotion of @gunu doesn’t work.
    Please help!

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