john.dowler

Thanks – Which version of PHP should I be using? Also, do you know how I can disable a cache in this situation? There isn’t one on the server so it may be a plugin also – but I disabled those.

Hi all,

well, I didn’t figure out the source of the problem exactly. Very interesting that you didn’t get the same problem, Weeix – thanks for trying it out! I still had the problem on a Mac using Chrome and my client had it on his PC in Chrome as well – weird.

However, I did find a getaround. I had tried a redirect using the .htaccess file, and that had not worked. But I finally tried creating a /en/ folder and put a blank index.html file in there, with a redirect in the header. That worked. So it’s not a perfect solution, but after banging my head against the wall it seems good enough to me.

Cheers
John

Thanks for looking. We only get the problem when we leave from the English home page. Mac firefox is okay with it, but Mac Chrome for example doesn’t find the English home page.

I tried setting the page to ‘detect browser language’. I also tried this setting: “When using static front page, redirect the language page (example: https://www.kanadaplus.net/en/) to the front page in the right language “

Then I get the following error upon loading in Safari, for example:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_ENDIF in /home/saskia/public_html/wp-content/themes/Kanadaplus/content.php on line 16

thanks for the plugin. Is there a way to view the list through the front end for unregistered users or subscribers?